Colorado’s Wildflowers

In 2019, my husband and I celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary in Colorado. I was awestruck by the abundant wildflowers on their trails and in public spaces. I was constantly slowing us down to photograph flowers, big and small, to use as painting references back home. This sparked a turning point towards conservation art, which has become my passion project. Be sure to check out my native Alabama Wildflower series.


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An abstract painting with swirling shades of blue, green, gold, and yellow, with textured paint and small gold accents.

Geographic Fantasy Maps

A colorful painting of a pink and orange Amarillis flower with a landscape background. A shared plant cutting from her grandmother.

Garden Botanicals

A painting of a white flower, Cahaba lily, with green leaves in the foreground and a background of a lake, trees, and a cloudy sky. Painting of the Alabama Cahaba river and Cahaba lily.

Alabama’s Native Wildflowers

Close-up of white flowering plants with large green leaves in a forest setting. Painting of feathery false lily of the valley from Colorado.

Colorado’s Native Wildflowers

Abstract textured painting with predominant shades of white, blue, purple, pink, and hints of orange and black.

Remnants

Painting of a black dog with a scruffy coat and brown collar, looking attentively, against a gradient yellow-brown background.

Commissions