I love the texture of this wildcat’s fur and the change in colors from black, white, burnt sienna and cinnamon. This painting went smoothly because of my familiarity with feline noses, eyes and fur. The entire painting was first scratched onto a...
$1,295.00I was inspired to paint this Harris hawk after seeing a “birds of prey” demonstration at the Tucson Wildlife Center. The beautiful colors of their plumage, the fierceness of the eye and the streamlined flight were inspiring to me. I started with ...
$2,985.00This painting was inspired by the multiple textures found in a closeup of this pachyderm’s face. From the smoothness of his tusk to the wrinkles of his skin, it was challenging to show the diversity of techniques needed to accurately portray th...
$1,285.00This painting was inspired by a black and white snapshot I purchased from an elderly lady carrying a shoebox of photographs taken in the Yellowstone/Montana area of the U.S. She was hawking her wares amongst the artists’ tents, and we would pay...
$3,985.00This lioness is lounging in a tree, sunning herself or waiting for her next meal to walk by. This moody painting was inspired by (with permission) photographer Paul Fine and captures the lighting and dappled shadows of a moment in the cool shad...
$3,985.00Zebras lend themselves perfectly to the black and white nature of scratchboard. This photograph (with the permission of Paul Fine) caught my attention with its strong lighting and contrast. I wanted the zebra to have an object to focus upon, an...
$1,285.00This character was so enjoyable to paint. I am especially satisfied with how his ears turned out so lifelike. This is a testimony to the patience needed for scratching out the black India ink with tattoo needles, glazing in repeated layers of w...
$895.00Giraffes are fascinating creatures, with their distinctive pattern of colors, blue tongues and long eyelashes. Their facial expressions can be anywhere from humorous to pensive. Special attention has to be paid to the directionality of the fur ...
$1,285.00I first became interested in barred owls after watching a documentary “The Fledgling Four” by Joe Gowac. It depicted a family of four owlets hatching in the forests of Connecticut and filmed for the first 100 days of their life. After watching the...
$3,985.00Walking regally through sunshine reflecting dust, this traditional scratchboard was based on a photograph by Paul Fine (with his permission). Many thousands of fine lines were etched into this painting with tattoo needles, scalpels and fiber brush...
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