Acrylic on canvas. November 2010.
My great niece and her twin brother and sister. In real life,they all have this silvery light to their skin that makes them shine.
Not for sale.

40cm x 50cm. Acrylic/sand/modelling compound on canvas. August 201. $175.
I really liked his wise and ageless face, so Intensely dark surrounded by that cloud of hair and sand.

40cm x 50cm.Acrylic on canvas. July 2011.$175.
How relaxed she was in her colourful skirt, her feet modestly crossed. And how I longed to paint her with her blue black skin and surprisingly beautiful hands.

Acrylic on canvas. June 2011.
Soaking up the unseasonable springtime sunshine. Totally not the person you'd expect to see in the Vondelpark in Amsterdam in April. Did he emerge with the sun? Or did he see me watching him and planning this painting?
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46cmx46cm. Acrylic and ink on canvas. June 2011. $175.
The canal was drenched with Spring sunshine so the red of this modest little craft really splashed the water. So typical of the countless little boats that line the canals.

46cm x 36 cm. Acrylic on canvas. July 2010. $80.

My maiden voyage back to colour and paint.

Mixed media on canvas: Charcoal, acrylic, ink, yarn, collage.
January 2011.
A tongue in cheek representation of our fearless leader, Lee O'Connor.
Lee's mind is always going a million miles an hour, crammed with gallery stuff, dog stuff, family stuff etc etc.
Her mop of curls can barely contain her thoughts escaping from her mind which is always in overdrive.
Lilly is the centre o…

Ink on canvas. August 2011.
I did this at the Black and White workshop at the Gallery which opened a new portrait path for me.
My husband John.
Not for sale.
(Neither he nor the painting.)