It's what we crave in the human experience. Art gives meaning to our lives and helps us understand our world. It is an essential part of our culture because it allows us to have a deeper understanding of our emotions; it increases our self-awareness, and also allows us to be open to new ideas and experiences.

"Donkey's (Y) ears"

"She touched the cloack, moved the minute hand absently with her a finger and was caught up in her thoughts.

She abruptly pulled all her hair back and tied it up, standing there, feet spaced wide, silhouetted against the doorway.

She was absolutely right, some things are supposed to last forever. The rain filling my eyebrows as and running down as i walked away, and I was wondering which of the drips were tears.

"Riding Hourglass Shapes"

Pastel pencil.

Riding hourglass shapes is one of five basic exercises that will help you communicate with your horse no matter what discipline you ride.

"THE KEEPERS OF THE SWANS"

Faber Castell pencil on paper.

Sometimes you kiss me with your mother's last name and I realize how much yours I am.

I will snuggle up to your side all night and comb your dreams..

"EEL WITH IT" 16x20 in.

Oil on canvas

Just as in a road trip we like to have a smooth ride...but there are some obstacles/ warning signs that keeps the driver in a state of alert.. so, I Interrupted the viewer's gaze a little in some areas. to keep the viewrs " in their toes"

SOLD.

This two original paintings found their new home!

I feel quite happy that my art is loved and I'm extremely grateful and honoured that now my paintings will be a part of the home of an appreciative art collector, and I hope my paintings will bring her as much joy as I have had creating them!

"WINTER BLANKET"

"Paintings are the other half of the world. They are the third party in the (ménage à trois) milking metaphor from a cracked heaven. The world of mankind is the reflection and paintings are the reality. It is a feat of supreme arrogance of course, dressed in heart-rending longing and romance, which fools mistake for décor."

"Painting is a country bereft of words, a silent place where meanings are passed in gestures alone. None-the-less, these visions are more enduring than concrete and iron."