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Welcome Winter!
“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire : it is the time for home.” Edith Sitwell
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Paper Mosaic Trees
I began this piece as an abstract pattern on this 10 x 10 inch cradled wood panel, but before I knew it trees had taken root! I used a variety of fun papers from my stash, snipping and piecing until...
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Happy March!
This was done with Flair markers and a water brush. Want to color one of your own? Feel free to download, print, and enjoy the coloring page below!
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Four Seasons Observed
My four seasons in an old window pane has been so popular that I decided to make a new version of it for the gallery, this time with little chickadees perched on the windowsill, watching the seasons...
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We Three Trees
Some wintery woods with a Super Moon looking on, and a tiny little cardinal perched on a branch. Trees made from my stash of vintage papers (thank you Kim!). I especially love the handwritten bits!...
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Hello Moon
This piece seemed fitting for this last week of a big ol’ super moon, plus some snowy weather. It has a Citra Solved background with some subtle triangles stenciling, and then I used my own tree...
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Free Winter Owl coloring page
My early art pieces, before I fell head over heels in love with mixed media, were watercolors of my own line drawings…basically coloring pages that I watercolored! This winter owl is one of those old...
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Free Winter Tree coloring page
Trees are one of my favorite subjects. This wintery tree is part of a four season tree series that I made long ago. I am having fun returning to some of my early art. Hope you enjoy it too!...
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Santa Owl coloring page
Another little bit of Christmas fun in today’s coloring page. I am going to print some of the week’s coloring pages up and have around for the grandchildren (and maybe some adults too) to enjoy at our...
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