This piece tells a story about the day my son received the Red Rider BB gun for
his birthday and the beautiful relationship between him and his Mamaw.
Pencil drawing on textured paper, 10 x12
My mom always hung her washing outside on a clothesline to dry. I can still
smell them to this day. They smelled of sunshine and summer breeze!
Watercolor on paper, 9 x 12
My sweet little ducks waddling through the snow on my Kentucky farm.
Framed pencil drawing 18 x 23
Unframed, pencil and conté crayon on paper, commissioned piece, 9x11
My little Mamaw, showing off a cabbage. A strong mountain woman, she
raised six children alone during the depression years. She tended a huge
garden, kept a cow for milk and butter, and chickens for eggs and meat. I am
proud to say that I come from a long line of strong, beautiful, intelligent
mountain women.
Framed pencil drawing, 19 x 23
A ‘vision’ piece, “...Lift up your eyes and look on the fields; for they are white
already to harvest." -John 4:35
Framed oil and gesso on acrylic panel,
21 x 26
An icy forest lake in winter.
Unframed oil on canvas.
Created from a favorite picture of my grandmother sitting in her porch swing.
Framed oil on paper, 19 x 23
My daughter-in-law, carrying Baby Bella, while planting beans and corn in
our late spring garden.
Framed pencil drawing, 16 x 20
This piece was created during a time of deep sorrow and sadness.
Assemblage, 17 x 25
First piece in a series titled ‘Trashy Girl’
Framed Assemblage, 16 x 20
“The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the Word of our God shall stand
forever. Isaiah 40:8
Framed assemblage, 32 x 32
And He said unto them, “This is my blood of the New Testament, which is shed
for many for the remission of sins.”
Mark 14:24, Matthew 26:28, Luke 22:20
Framed assemblage, 28 x 28
A ‘vision’ piece of my Mamaw Beach’s little pink house in Fleming Neon, my
Mamaw Bentley’s little white house, my neighbor’s old garage and Big Shelby
Creek where I grew up. The drawn pink house at the bottom was created by my
granddaughter, Bella, during a drawing lesson at the age of 4. It represents my
beautiful memories of childhood.
Framed acrylic and assemblage, 12 x 17
Psalm 127:3
“Lo, children are an heritage of the Lord...”
Framed (vintage mirror) assemblage,
13 x 38
A commissioned work for
City of Pound, VA.
Assemblage sculpture (salvaged
scrap metal from recently demoed Pound High School), 6’
Crucifix assemblage sculpture
(6’)
Gifted piece to Marshall’s Branch Worship Center, Jenkins, KY
