This landscape has been inspired by my impression of the changing, vibrant aspen trees in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado where I live. Aspens live in large colonies and many share one root system so they change colors as a large group. That’s one of the reasons that the fall foliage is so incredible in the ...
I’ve always loved mountains but none as much as green mountains! I don’t just love mountains but hills as well – combine mountains, hills and a perfect blue sky and I’m in paradise =) I feel that I am on a quest to find my perfect landscape, my perfect green hills that roll back into ...
I am fascinated by the mountainous landscape following the snow melt when everything slowly comes to life in vibrant colors. The flower fields spring up in these environments, away from most people, hidden in beautiful secluded places. I feel that purple flowers in particular are a sign of the arrival of Spring. I often see them shooting up ...
In 2011, my mountains began to morph into more pointy formations. This was a contrast from the softer, eroded landscape of Vermont. I was living in Chicago at this time, really missing Vermont while at the same time daydreaming of new places to explore in the future. I also looked back on hikes in New ...
This piece was inspired by the magical imagery of Lake Powell located between Arizona and Utah. Its a reservoir that was created by flooding Glen Canyon. I think of this piece as a landscape that is deeply rooted in my agate and dreamscape series. It incorporates elements from both while heading in a new direction ...