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Watercolor painting on handmade Indian Village Paper depicting an alleyway in the shadows showing the weathering and aging of the building and shadows falling across the leaf covered ground and bent up trash cans. The original painting has an uneven deckle edge on all sides.

I love creating urban landscapes with mid-century signage, cityscapes, botanical subjects, landscapes, figuratives and occasionally abstract work. Mediums include drawing media charcoal, pencil, and conte, traditional transparent watercolor on paper, acrylic on canvas, and mixed media & paper collage. I received my MFA in watercolor painting from Eastern Michigan University. I have a number of awards for my paintings, most recently, the 76th Michigan Water Color Society Exhibition MWCS Members Award, and also am selected as a Finalist to published in Artist Magazine's September special issue "AcrylicWorks 10: The Best of Acrylic" art competition. I am currently a Texas Watercolor Society Signature Member and serve on the board, am a...