Exploring the Pond
As many of you know, I typically work in a series. That means that in my art, I try to focus on the same topic or theme over a period of time. I may paint outside of that theme on occasion, but my main focus is exploring ways to talk about one place, person, or landscape.
Last October, after a wonderful weekend with two close art friends, I chose the theme of the small pond just outside my studio. The pond has great personal meaning, and beyond that, it is home to creatures and plants that tell a different story each day.
Below, I am sharing all the paintings from this series. Feel free to scroll through and leave comments—I’d love to hear your thoughts!
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| From Water to Silk Transparent watercolor 29 x 21 |
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| From Water to Silk #2 Transparent watercolor 29 x 21 |
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| Round and Round They Go Transparent Watercolor 28 x21 |
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| View From Above Mixed Media 16 x 12 |
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| The Flow of Things Transparent Watercolor 21 x 15 |
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| Fish Transparent Watercolor 22 x 18 |
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| Now You See Me, Now You Don't Transparent Watercolor 22 x 18 |
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| Kawasemi Kimono Mixed Media 29 x21 |
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| Guilty as Charged Mixed Media 29 x21 |
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| Reflections Transparent Watercolor 9 x 12 |
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| Jeremiah and Friends Mixed Media 11 x 14 |
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| Feed Me Mixed Media 11 x 14 |
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| Lunch in the Pond Transparent Watercolor 16 x 20 |
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| Come On In Mixed Media 16 x 20 |
Working on this series has been a journey of observation and reflection. The pond, small as it is, holds a universe of life and stories that change every day. Through these paintings, I hope to share a glimpse of that beauty and encourage everyone to look closely at the small wonders around them. Thank you for taking this journey with me.
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