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Bring the serenity of nature into your space with a stunning painting inspired by natural home décor. Featuring earthy tones, organic patterns, and a harmonious blend of colors, this artwork captures the essence of the outdoors, seamlessly complementing your interior design. Perfect for creating a peaceful and inviting atmosphere, this piece will transform any room into a sanctuary of calm and beauty. Whether paired with rustic furniture, minimalist accents, or modern styles, this painting is a timeless addition that celebrates the beauty of the natural world.

“Natural Decor” 36X48 Original

“Take Time” 36X48

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This piece comes out of the idea that we need to always be willing to change. Like the natural world, which is always changing in seasons; in rhythm with the Creator. We need to find our rhythm of change. If we’re not willing to change, then we’re not willing to grow. The neutral greens and  ocher is reminiscent of fall and the vibrant  quinacridone holds on to summer.  However, eventually it will all die, as we must to old habits, and old things that don’t serve. It’s a reminder that change is beautiful when it’s done to grow stronger, better, more holy. Painted on canvas in acrylic.

“Always Changing “ 36x48

Remembering the feeling of day after day of hot sun and warm, humid air like we have in North Carolina. These are the kind of days that you wish would never end. This painting makes me think of the smell of peonies in the summer heat. Those sunny days that it seems like they should wither, but somehow they become even more vibrant with the lush moisture that they hold with in themselves.  Recharged  by the sun, the flowers seem to reflect the sun beams, while remaining shaded in some areas. The butterflies seem to love this type of day as they bask in the sun, fluttering about. It’s a reminder to me that when the heat is on me, I can still recharge like the flowers. Painted on canvas in acrylic.

“Sunny Day” 36x48

The feeling you get when spring is here, and with it comes the promise of new beginnings, blooming flowers, and warmer days. As nature awakens from its winter slumber, this season invites us to embrace the freshness and vitality it brings. Whether you’re enjoying the vibrant colors of budding trees, the cheerful melodies of birds, or the longer, sunnier afternoons, spring is a time to rejuvenate and reconnect. It’s the perfect season to step outside, plant a garden, or simply soak in the beauty of this revitalizing time of year. Let the energy of spring inspire you to refresh your surroundings and your spirit.

“Spring” 48X36

I’m not always calm. At times, I can be a very high energy person. Looking at this painting calms me down and seems full of peace.  The natural, warm colors allow the mind to center on peace and calm. The butterflies even seem calm, not fluttering frantically, but simply floating along. Painted on canvas in acrylic paint.

“Calm” 48x36

Do you ever just want to hide? I do. There are days that I don’t want to face the world or even my self. However, we do it anyway. When I feel this way, I remember that even while I’m out and about, I still have a hiding place in Christ. The Bible calls God our refuge and strength, a very present help in times of trouble. There is something hiding in the shadows below the peonies in this artwork.  Painted in acrylic on canvas.

“In The Shadows” 36x48

They say home is where the heart is. I’d say these butterflies are all at home here. Although, the Monarch seems to claim the center place. I love home. That’s why I made this piece so vibrant and colorful.  Done on canvas in acrylic paint this piece is ideal for those spaces where you want to include a bright, colorful element and a showstopper, conversational art work.

HOME 48x36

The yellow rose was inspired by some flowers that my husband bought home one day. I thought they were so beautiful ! I imagined them growing in the garden

Yellow Rose 36x48

Boundaries are so important in our lives. Boundaries are what freedom is made of this painting is symbolic of boundaries. Many people think of boundaries as limitations. However, it’s quite the opposite. When we set boundaries in our lives, we are opened up to all the possibilities that life has to offer. 

“Boundaries“ 16X20

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This painting came out of a trip to the Shenandoah mountain range in Virginia. It’s one of the most beautiful places that I’ve been to in this world. I was inspired to paint this while standing in the breezes of this magnificent place.

“Shenandoah” 30X26

This was inspired by roses given to me as a beautiful symbol of love. The red rose has been a symbol of true romantic love  for a long time.

“A Rose” 20X20

This painting is part of my Shenandoah series inspired by my trip to Shenandoah Valley.

“Shenandoah II” 48X36