Fine Art Prints

For the longest time after I painted it, I had this little fella on the wall opposite my bed so it was the first thing I saw when I woke up, like a happy morning greeting from an adorable donkey!  Doesn’t he just look like he’s coming...

The yellowish tint of this painting is symbolic of time - just as books and paintings in antique shops or museums have a propensity to look yellowed with age.  The mottled look of darker and lighter hues are as if the viewer’s vision is...

There is no mystery about why children and baby goats are both called kids. There’s something about a baby goat that shouts, “I wanna go play!” And they have that same trusting expression of interest and curiosity about life - the one...

This painting has quite the story behind it. I was feeling particularly discouraged the day I painted this and was even thinking of giving up painting entirely. After all, it takes a LOT of time, effort, and energy to paint, and all for what? It is the...

This painting was done from life because the flowers were blooming too beautifully to ignore. The cup in this painting was from my grandmother-in-law, who came over from England as a war bride and brought a love for tea along with her as well as many...

This painting, so far, is the only one of my paintings that I did simply from imagination, which is one reason why it has a special place in my heart.  The other reason it is so dear to me is because of the message it represented for me as I...

The concept behind this painting was to depict the indescribable, glowing joy of redemption - of experiencing the light of the narrow way falling upon my previously darkened soul.  It's meant to be a picture of the transforming power of the mighty...

Being expressively larger than life, the theme of this happy painting is a glass-half full, vivid encouragement to look on the bright side whenever possible and as much as possible. "Judge not the Lord by feeble sense, but trust Him for His...