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  My still life paintings are done in the "Old Master's" style, applying thin glazes over several months.  This builds up the color from underneath and the objects develop a mystical richness, not obtainable any other way.  The paintings also use "chiaroscuro" or light emitting from the darkness techniques to further enhance the light "melody" your eye follows and your mind "hears".

	"Plum Time"  16x20, Oil on Canvas   An old metal pot, a heirloom doily, grapes, lemons, and lots of plums remind us how wonderful summer can be.
	"Elephant Garlic de Placitas"   14x18, Oil on Board A New Mexican harvest of onions and one beautiful multi-colored garlic Juried into the 2006 NM Expo Professional Artists Division, Albuquerque, NM. Juried into the 2007 Rio Grande Arts Assoc. Encantada Show, Albuquerque, NM.
	"Delphinium Blue"  11x14 Oil on Canvas A blue delphinium spray and rust colored pottery create the backdrop for a silver decanter and luscious peach in this classic still life.
	"Cooking with Wild Sage""  12x16, Oil on Linen Board    Copper, wild sage, garlic and resplendent onions draw us into the joys of cooking.
	"Slices of Life" 13x16, Oil on Board Orange slices, grapes, an old pot, and pure white linen. Follow the light patterns across the objects from right to left and then around again. Juried into Women Artists of the West, 5th Annual Exhibit 2006, William S. Hart Museum, Santa Clarita, Ca.
	"Red Venus"   11x14, Oil on Canvas The grapes are called "red venus", a seedless sweet variety started from my Dad's garden.  They showed so many luscious colors that they begged to be placed in a simple white bowl beside a red pear and bright white  apples to augment their beauty.
	"Sun Children"   14x11 Oil on Canvas Board To me, Sunflowers and the Egyptian Horus symbolize our continuing dependence and awe of that vital force we call sunlight.  Artists have always loved the light; I'm no exception.
	"Moon Madness" 18x14, Oil on Linen Board Juried into the 2004 NM Expo Professional Artists Division, Albuquerque, NM.  Note the number of moon symbols -- indicative of feminine essence.
	"Salsa" 16x20, Oil on Linen Canvas   All the wonderful things to make a great southwestern Salsa. Juried into Artisan's Gallery show "Bon Appetit", 2003, Mill Valley, Ca. Giclee Prints Available
	"Con Carne" 18x24, Oil on Linen Canvas All the ingredients to make a great southwestern chile (meat implied by the spur!) Juried into the 2002 Northern California Art League "Arts and Flowers" show, Novato, Calif.  Award of Merit
	"Nambe Bowl"    11x14,  Oil on Linen Board Silver, Purples, Oranges and Greens form the basis of a classic Southwestern summer still life.
	"The Quaich" 9x12 Oil on Canvas   SOLD A quaich is a Scottish wedding cup - thus the two handles.  Sweet crepe myrtle and sour fruits foreshadow married life. Juried into the Nov 2006 National Arts Foundation, Women Artists of the West Show, Chicago, Il.  Also shown at the Mark Zoeller Gallery, 717 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Spring 2007
	"Dance of Light"  16x13, Oil on Board  SOLD Oriental mysteries are reflected in a classical still life of porcelain, orchids, choke cherries, and apricots. Juried into the 2005 Group Show at Red Dot Fine Art, Santa Fe, NM Shown at the Mark Zoeller Gallery, 717 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Spring 2007