Colorado Alpine Flower One childhood 36” x 36” on cradled

36” x 36” on cradled birch panel

18" x 14" on stretched canvas

The pink and purple colors flash by as I bike by the blooming hydrangea bushes

I love the dynamic movement in this painting as the fast-traveling cells must detour around a wall of large bubbles

Colorado Alpine Flower One childhood 36” x 36” on cradledCyanotype on watercolor paper 10 x 8 on paper, surrounded with white 14 x 11 acid free mat board. Alpine Flower One is an original cyanotype on archival watercolor paper. These hardy perennials grow in my Colorado high alpine garden. I love them both for their cone shaped flowers that turn into hundreds of little seeds at the season's end. The deer hate them, so they don't eat them either, another plus Cyanotypes are one of photographys oldest