I paint in a variety of mediums - soft pastels, oil, acrylic, watercolor and mixed media. I still use my t-square, french curve set and compass from my college days. They feel like old friends. Never artistically satisfied, I also am a textile artist working with fiber arts, primarily wool fabric and yarn.

A small selection of work is also available at
Bowerbirds Den
295 E. Agate Ave. Granby, CO

Going Home

$45.00

Original pen & ink watercolor painting 5" x 7"

Included 8" x 10" matt with backing
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Haddock Brook Bridge

$45.00

Original pen & ink watercolor painting 5" x 7"

Included 8" x 10" matt with backing

Painted plein air in Acadia National Park this is the Haddock Brook Bridge built in 1926.
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Barn in Fall - pastel

$250.00

12" x 12" original pastel painted plein air in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. This is the Russell Colbath Barn painted last October while out "barn hunting".

Framed in brown with gold fillet and museum glass.
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Printed Card "Winter at Point Park"

$4.00 - $40.00

Printed greeting card size 4" x 5.25"

Blank inside, white envelope included.


The original plein air pastel painting was done at Point Park between shadow Mountains and Grand Lake on a sunny winter day.
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Barn in New Hampshire

$55.00

Original pen & ink watercolor painting 5" x 7"

Included 8" x 10" matt with backing

Barn painted plein air in the White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire.
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Colorful Colorado

$350.00

Original mixed media painting 20" x 20".

gallery wrapped canvas, 1.5" deep painted black.

This work is part of a series of mixed media collage paintings done during a time after the East Troublesome Wildfire that raged through Grand County, CO in October of 2020. The painting has bits of a RMNP map, newspaper from Grand County and gold highlights.

*Please email for shipping quote if you aren't local*
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Winter Park Bee Boxes

$45.00

Original pen & ink watercolor size 5" x 7" matted to 8x10

These bee boxes are owned by The Tabernash Honey Co. and reside in Fraser, CO. It's too cold up here in the winter but we look forward to the bees return each spring!
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