This is a piece I did for the cover of a book of one-act plays written by my husband. 

 

No hate mail please. I assure you this is satire and not a visual manifesto. And, as is true of several of my pieces, it explores the juxtaposition of destruction and creation, death and life. (P.S. I do not condone the planting of bombs, and I w... 

I hate going to the greeting card aisle and picking a beautiful greeting card only to have to enclose the beautiful piece of artwork I selected in an ugly ecru envelope, so I decided to do something about it. Join me in revolution agaist ecru. (Don... 

This is a manipulation of a digital photo I took of my best friend's cat, Squiggy. I love the mischievious look on Squiggy's face. 

I painted this piece as a gift for my best friend from college. The two girls in the painting are my best friend and me as children, even though we did not know each other before college. The girl on the left is me, and the one on the right is my b... 

This was originally done as a template for a wall mural for my son's room. I wrote the poem to have a drowsy feel to go along with the sleepy image. 

This piece was created with the noir detective pulps in mind. 

This is another piece I created for my husband. 

This piece explores the juxtaposition of creation and destruction. The drawing was modeled after the old-style botanical plates. 

This piece pays homage to my husband who is a U.S. Army interrogator. My husband recently returned home after a 15-month deployment to Iraq. He jokes that this piece is much scarier than he is.