Hi Carol,
Your beautiful little book has arrived and I sat right down with it and went over each page and it was YOU! Of course, I loved the swimming ones best, but the faces of you, Carol, were truly great! Your colors are so lovely. It's what makes your watercolors so special. I hope to show this to our friends, So proud of you, my little Carol. LOve you very, very much. Jacque
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Carol, jus a quick personal message of congratulations for all you've done to inspire painters! Despite all the trials and tributions in our world, there are still constant stars who pull us forward to achieving beauty and depth of feeling in our work. Thank you so much. Criss Stange (the old lady in the Tucson workshop who will never forget your dedication)
Just in time! Here's one of the last stages of this acrylic --- what a challenge... and learning experience.
i had dinner last weekend.. with an artist-friend: Mary Sprague... who bought a beautiful watercolor of mine from the early 90's. i still like the piece.... and here it is.
this is the latest version of my acrylic. i don't plan to work on it anymore.... because i'm getting ready to frame.
a painting from my GOOD GIRL/BAD GIRL show. it's one of my favorites.. and one that doesn't get seen a lot. i love the perspective.. and i love the attitude of the women.
this self portrait i did a couple of years ago. it's currently being exhibited at DRAGONFIRE GALLERY in Cannon Beach OR. i found it recently on my computer -- and thought i'd share it here. i like it -- because the gaze is a bit distant and wondering. you sense a bit of vulnerability in her expression--
i was included at a group exhibition for a college in Granite City IL -- Southwestern Illinois College. it's called Herstory, and features only women artists. 
These two floral watercolors were placed in a collection in CT last fall. Here is the presentation -- and I am sharing it with you.
