This is my piece for the IQA silent auction in Houston this year. It is painted hand dyed silk. 17" x 17"

Wooo hooo! Tree of Life is going to be in the September issue of QNM, in the Readers Quilt Show section. "The human form gets interpret...

The way I am organizing my blog is to post my work chronologically. My most recent piece is Primordial Sea so it is at the top of my blog. A...

The air quality in Los Angeles, when I lived there, was less than desirable. But it did make for intensely colorful sunset walks. Surreal sh...

Stem cell research is getting amazing results in a number of areas in the medical field. I am frustrated by the belief system of this admini...

While living in Texas fossils fascinated my children, and we spent many happy days in the creek beds of Austin searching for evidence that N...

This is my strip for a group quilt that is being made with my art quilt group that formed when I lived in Austin. Now our members are in Aus...

This was my donation to the IQA auction last year. It is painted silk. The sky was painted with textile paints and the bird and tree were pa...

Looking at Mars mission photos, I was struck by the contrast between scenes of a rocky, lifeless planet and the rich, fanciful portrayals of...

My son had a fascination with lichen when we lived in Texas. It was everywhere in so many different beautiful forms. Lichen is a class of or...