Two-dimensional
Scroll through to enjoy some of the visual art I’ve made.
I don’t usually share images that I did from tutorials (I feel like they aren’t really *my* art), but I was so please with the one on the right that I had to share. Watercolor on paper 
I always wished that the photos on the left were one picture. So, I painted it. The plan ist o re-paint this every six months or so to see where my skill is. Watercolor on paper 
Forget-me-not bookmark, front and back, Watercolor on paper 
Big Persephone Energy, Colored pencil and watercolor on paper 
Mother’s Day cards I made this year (2026), Watercolor and acrylic on paper 
13 Morbid Corvids, Acrylic on canvas 
Look, I’m still really upset about the passing of Tokitae. She was so close to going home… Watercolor and acrylic on paper 
I had a botched hip replacement, which resulted “foot drop” paralysis and constant nerve pain. I made art to deal with it. The anger that it happened, and the hope that I’ll heal and regain function. Watercolor and acrylic on paper 
Monarchs, Acrylic on paper 
Buttons is the little bunny we found in our strawberry patch a few years ago. I fell in love with him and think of him often. 
“I’m sorry they’re using me to hurt you and crush your dreams.”
Rocks
Scroll through to see some of the rocks I’ve painted. All paintings are outdoor/waterproof acrylic on…well…rocks.
This rock really wanted to be Cape Disappointment Lighthouse. 
This rock really wanted to be an orca. 
After the passing of Tokitae, there was a social media trend to paint rocks and leave them places for people to find and remember her. My husband did the one on the left; I did the one on the right, and we know they were both found. 
After the passing of Tokitae, there was a social media trend to paint rocks and leave them places for people to find and remember her. This is one that I kept for my own garden.