
Some cold winter afternoons are just meant for playing with digital graphics. Had such fun with this!

Some cold winter afternoons are just meant for playing with digital graphics. Had such fun with this!

Lesson 1 for Paint Your Heart and Soul; I liked using the Tan Paper by Strathmore. She was taking herself a bit too seriously so I added some extra floral collage bits from an old Romantic Homes magazine.

A digital piece created using a photo I took in San Francisco, CA last year. Inspired by AWAKE training #4, a composition by Jana Holden. Quote is from A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith.

This one is for all of the artists out there…

I decided to use one of my paintings for the background of this Scripture verse. Real leaves used as stamps create the design.


One of my photos from the Oscar de la Renta show that was held in San Francisco earlier this year. These gowns were in the Hollywood room and were worn by various stars at different events.

Sometimes it is fun to create some digital art just for the fun of it. This piece is called, “Ars Gratia Artis”, or in other words, Art for Art’s Sake.

This portrait was inspired by lesson #14 by Muriel Stegers in the Let’s Face It class. Although it deviates quite a bit from the lesson, it definitely got its beginnings there. I worked with a different palette for the flesh tones, influenced in part by Muriel’s color choices. My portraits usually have a wistful appearance which for me expresses the sadness I feel over recent family losses, the tragedies occurring almost daily across the world, and the seemingly insurmountable hatred that people have for each other. There is a yearning in her expression for peace.

I had painted a background for a portrait I am working on and I always like to take photos of the backgrounds to use for digital pieces. I used some design elements from itKuPilli and some textures from design Cuts on this piece. Entitled, “She.”