Orange Beach 

A group of seemingly care-free and joyously colorful little birds grace this composition with shades of cadmium orange, lavender, carnation pink and emerald green.  Their inviting gaze back at the viewer seems to suggest a sense of connection.  In the eastern cultures of China and Japan, the color orange symbolizes love, while in western heraldics it indicates strength and endurance.

Part 1 of a 2 part set. A vibrant celebration of color and character, featuring a charming cockatiel with an inquisitive gaze and striking palm plumage. The lively shades of green and bursts of pink infuse the artwork with a sense of joy and lightness, capturing the spirited essence of this playful bird. This composition brings a touch of whimsy and a splash of bright, uplifting colors to heighten and engage.

Four regal parakeets merrily perch on a stick.  Color pallet includes lime green, chiffron blue, and moon yellow against a traditional light beige background.

Four regal parakeets merrily perch on a stick.  Color pallet includes lime green, chiffron blue, and moon yellow against a traditional light beige background.

Parakeets on a perch.

This peacock displays his royal train and azure crest with a flourish as he looks back with courtly bearing.
Charles Darwin once argued that such showy features combined with exotic courtship rituals and a daring sense of fearlessness proved his theory evolution by sexual selection.
This composition highlights a distinct yet playful color palette with cerulean blues and emerald  greens against a silky background mist.
 

Three snow white pelicans quietly begin to retire against and emerging golden twilight.  In Christianity, the pelican is a symbol of loving and self-sacrifice, and is featured on coats of arms for colleges at Oxford and Cambridge universities.

This two-part landscape set captures the essence of Pennsylvania's stately woodlands, serene wilderness, and gentle hills yielding to rugged steep slopes.Pennsylvania bore witness to a rich pageantry of our history, perhaps dating back over 15,000 years to the last glacial period.
The territory hosted several Native American tribes including the Lenape, Susquehannock, Shawneee, Erie, and Iroquois. Chartered as a Royal Colony in 1681, Pennsylvania would later serve as a nexus for the enlightenment and courageous struggle for American independence.
Part 1 of 2

This two-part landscape set captures the essence of Pennsylvania's stately woodlands, serene wilderness, and gentle hills yielding to rugged steep slopes.Pennsylvania bore witness to a rich pageantry of our history, perhaps dating back over 15,000 years to the last glacial period.
The territory hosted several Native American tribes including the Lenape, Susquehannock, Shawneee, Erie, and Iroquois. Chartered as a Royal Colony in 1681, Pennsylvania would later serve as a nexus for the enlightenment and courageous struggle for American independence.
Part 2 of 2

Pink Ginger
This work is the source of a four-piece set, but is stunningly effective in any combination.

Pink Ginger
This work is part of a four-piece set, but is stunningly effective in any combination.

Pink Ginger Blooms
This work is part of a four-piece set, but is stunningly effective in any combination.

Pink Ginger Blossoms
This work is part of a four-piece set, but is stunningly effective in any combination.

Pink Ginger
This work is part of a four-piece set, but is stunningly effective in any combination.

Cheerful sunlit skies gently bask a delicate verdant landscape with accents and shadows while pinkish etherial clouds slowly inch across the distant horizon.
 

Delicate pink palm fronds elegantly arch across the composition, creating a serene and harmony and energy. In Roman tradition, palm fronds were awarded to victorious athletes and soldiers as a symbol of triumph and peace. In Christianity, palm branches are associated with peace and eternal life. Part 1 of 2.

Delicate pink palm fronds elegantly arch across the composition, creating a serene and harmony and energy. In Roman tradition, palm fronds were awarded to victorious athletes and soldiers as a symbol of triumph and peace. In Christianity, palm branches are associated with peace and eternal life. Part 2 of 2.