Wild poppies land in the most random unfriendly places where they are beaten up for the short day they survive. This sweet girl is watercolor on 12ish x 16ish handmade paper and sealed with cold wax.

It is the perfectly imperfect state of a plant that intrigues me. They always strive for aligned patterns and are beaten by the “elements” into a disheveled state. Much as we are. This one is 12 × 16 watercolor mounted on a cradle and sealed with cold wax.

Sometimes when you let the paint take the lead your painting will blow in the breeze all by itself.

This watercolor is 16 × 20, mounted on a cradle and sealed with cold wax.

Fading and dying flowers are sometimes way more interesting than fresh cuts. Don’t you think? This watercolor is 12ish x 16ish on handmade paper and sealed with cold wax.

Always reaching to represent the way a leaf, a flower, feels and makes me feel. This one is 12 × 16 watercolor mounted on a cradle and sealed with cold wax. Interested?

One of three that I had hoped would land in the Teeny Tiny Trifecta. I actually painted five but two don’t look so great. As one expects this watercolor is only 8 × 8. The edges are clumsily wrapped in gold leaf. That part is deliberately clumsy. The paper is mounted on a cradle and sealed under cold wax. They will indeed be shown in the TEENY TINY TRIFECTA in Charlottesville, VA.

One of three that I had hoped would land in the Teeny Tiny Trifecta. I actually painted five but two don’t look so great. As one expects this watercolor is only 8 × 8. The edges are clumsily wrapped in gold leaf. That part is deliberately clumsy. The paper is mounted on a cradle and sealed under cold wax. They will indeed be shown in the TEENY TINY TRIFECTA in Charlottesville, VA.