This piece explores the skeletal grace of the dried branches I gather along the path this time of year. I’m drawn to their sketchy lines—organic, yet architectural. In the background, the mountains compete for attention as their jagged structures and the branches' silhouettes hold a conversation across the canvas.

In this lively abstract painting, I set out to capture a lightness and delicacy in the flowers. The stems rise up from the deep below, revealing their vibrant flowers at the top. With exuberance, they reach skyward, eager to catch the sun's rays in a playful dance.

The deep greens make this piece stand out. Stems, leaves and a curiosity of shapes are intertwined in a dramatic and energetic garden display which appeals to my eye. Above it all the flowers rise and stand triumphant over the chaos below. The sides are painted as well creating a garden on your wall.

"Happy to be Here" embodies the joyful "joie de vivre" that I'm passionate about capturing in my art.

I've taken care to paint the sides of the canvas, eliminating the need for framing.

This sunny piece brings a lot of light to a wall. Yellow is one of my favorite colours and always makes me feel light and happy. It is framed in a white wood float frame and ready to hang

This one went through a few lives before finding its rythym. It's a tangle of wild florals holding themselves together - barely. I like that tension between boldness and restraint, chaos and control. That's where I find the good stuff.

The lines in this piece flutter joyfully like butterflies dancing around flowers, adding a delightful and lighthearted feeling to this painting. I like this format as it goes on narrow walls.

This hottie comes without a frame so you can pop it into something you love. This one shows my bold and quirky florals in another funky pot. The way I love to paint my florals.

The tiny bottle could be holding anything - perfume, a memory, or just a drop of wild energy from the flowers towering above it. I like the idea of the power of nature's hidden potions.

"The Language of flowers" radiates the vibrant energy that I consistently seek to capture in my art. My calligraphic inventive marks are the language that I speak when painting my florals.

When I receive a bouquet from my not so secret admirer (Dave) I keep it in my studio to paint. This one had a tulip in the middle of a variety of other flowers. I couldn't help thinking that they are all better together. Thus the name.

Most of my florals exude an energy that is contagiously happy. This painting explodes on the canvas in a joyful expression of cheer. It's how I love to paint.

While out in the garden, head down digging out weeds, I felt a small bit of wind lift my hair. It was ever so soft but made the flowers shift a little to the right. The wind was having fun with us in a gentle and graceful way. Gust" captures that moment for me.