Mixed Media 20 x 24 inches

Live oaks form a cathedral inside the maritime forest along the sand dunes of North Carolina's outer banks.

Oil 24 x 30 inches

This family whiles away their afternoon behind louvered shutters that blocks the sun but lets the sea breeze blow.

Oil 16 x 20 inches

One of the Raleigh landmarks that I saved from demolition back in the 1970s. Cafe Luna, an Italian restaurant, has occupied the first floor for many years.

Oil 24 x 36 inches

This urban sewer easement in a North Raleigh neighborhood glows during Indian Summer.

Oil 20 x 24 inches

The wooden fishing boats are tied in front of the little wooden fish house in the Sound.

Oil 20 x 24 inches

A wooden building set on pilings in the Sound, with two wooden sail boats tied up beside it.

Oil 24 x 24 inches

Just up Sixth Avenue from my son's office in Manhattan. I ate at a French kiosk one Spring morning and captured this the mood.

Watercolor 12 x 12 inches

She is the first of my "Disappearing Frogs" that I painted in 2015 for my "Flora and Fauna" show at the Roundabout Art Collective. When I finished, she told me her name.

Oil 24 x 30 inches. SOLD.

The autumn sun makes the water dance over the rocks in this creek.  

Acrylic 36 x 36 inches. $1,200. A celebration of the porch as a magical indoor-outdoor space where you can be free to play. 

Mixed Media 24 x 36 inches, $695.

The plowed field of this farmscape is created from pleated newspaper, the fertile soil from which the artist draws her understanding of the world. These North Carolina farms were the fertile soil from which North Carolina sprang in the Colonial era.