Current Series

I love to create multiple versions from one original digital drawing of a life model. I select my favorites – adding and subtracting translucent layers of my art and photography. Then it’s wherever my iterations take me. This way I can focus my attention on a visual theme and it’s easy to show my work in groupings. All of my finished pieces are part of a series, often in the same sizes or proportions.

Women & Nature Series Horizontals

“Bed of Roses (Christina)”, 24Hx 48W inches, is a framed metal print, edition 1/1 . Juried into the VOSS GALLERY’s “Refusee of The Bay” – works rejected by the “DeYoung Open”, Fall 2023. It was invited into “A Drawing Group” curated by George Krevsky at the 2121 Art Space gallery show, and it will be featured in “Bodies" in the Summer of 2024, at Galleryorama.

“Inside the Window (Sarah)”, 2024, is about identity. See it at my studio this summer (2024).

“Soar Like an Eagle (Miranda)”, 2024 – not yet printed.

“Bee Season (Miranda)”, 24 x 48, 2023, is a framed metal print, edition 1/1. Curated into the Arc Gallery *Pen and Pencil* Exhibition,Spring 2023. See it at my studio this summer (2024).

“Verdant (Kaweena)”, 24H x 48W was juried into the SFWA Sept 2023 show. See it at my studio this summer (2024).

Women & Nature - A New Format

This show theme got me going in circles. This is “Fishy (Lael)”, 2024 – not yet printed.

Women & Nature Series Verticals

“Of the Lake (Sarah)”, 12 x 24 inches, 2022 is a metal print, edition 1/1, which was first shown in The Invisibility Collective *Thresholds of Liminality* Exhibition and *Healing Art* exhibition, both at Radian Gallery, in Jan 2023. Oct-Dec it will be shown at Pacific Felt Factory, Black and White Projects (SF). See it at my studio this summer (2024).

“Sweet Summertime (Miranda)” is a new piece – not yet printed.

“Flirting (Becky and Violet)” was featured at Arc Gallery in Spring 2024, the Circle Show, curated by NCWCA.

Most recently juried into the May 2023 “HUE & ME” show at SFWA Gallery, “Interstitial (Karen)” is a framed metal print, 48H x 24W, 2023. It was recently exhibited in NCWCA’s *Portals* Online Exhibition.

“Aflame (Sarah)”, framed metal print, 48 x 24, 2023 was selected for the in Arc Galley show, *Pen and Pencil* May-June 2023). At Art Explosion Studio through Nov 2023 when it moves to Sausalito Center for the Arts.

“Silken Seat (Lael)”, 48 x 24, 2023 – not yet printed

“Stone Fruit” is a framed metal print, 48H x 24W, is currently being shown at SFWA’s “New Works” juried by Jonathan Carver Moore, Sept 2023.

“To Bee (Lael)”, framed metal print, 48 x 24, 2023 was recently juried into the SFWA Gallery Exhibition May 2023.

“Exploding through the Trees (Titine)”, 48 x 24, 2023 (Shown in Arc Gallery *Kaleidoscope* Online Exhibition May-June 2023) will be shown in the SFWA *Artistic Visions* show Nov-Dec 2023.

“Pompeii” is a new piece shown in the SFWA Artistic Visions show Nov-Dec 2023.

“Red Hot” is a framed metal print, 48 x 24, 2023, which was recently juried into SFWA’s *Art of Pride* Exhibition June 2023. At Art Explosion Studio through Nov 2023.

“Tapestry (Violet)” was shown at Burning Man in the Museum of No Visitors in Aug 2023.
Prior to that it was juried into “Color Pop” at SFWA in April 2023.

“Metamorphosis (Violet)” is a new piece which will be shown in the SFWA Artistic Visions show Nov-Dec 2023.

Wall / Street Art Series

I love walls! Initially inspired by the walls I photographed in Spain, I love to layer my drawings with my wall photos to add a richness of depth, dimension, and mystery.

A digital drawing plus collage made during Covid on Zoom of dancer/model, Cat. Not yet printed.

Juried into “Being Human”, SFWA Gallery’s annual Bay Area-wide juried figure exhibition, “The Birds” will be shown from Dec 12-Jan 5, 2024.

Mirror-Image Series

I’m fascinated by the patterns created by duplicating, scaling, and mirroring my drawings. This series is an outgrowth of my foray into textile design. Like the Rorschach test, my combinations create new shapes that emerge for interpretation by the viewer. Twinning is a frequent theme of mine.