I have lived on the Palouse for many years and began collecting watercolor paintings when I moved here. The first painting I purchased was one of Nicole Tafflinger's, from the Nica Gallery in Pullman, and it's still one of my favorites.

I became interested in learning how to paint while taking classes offered through the UI Enrichment Program and Moscow Parks and Recreation department. Since then I've taken many workshops, studied with John Kirkland, and learned from my other friends at PWS.  In addition to PWS, I belong to the Idaho Watercolor Society and other regional art groups. My work is on display at the Avenue West Gallery in Spokane.

Please send requests for sales prices of the paintings below.to PWS.

In 2013 I painted pictures of some of the homes in the Ft. Russell historical district here in Moscow, and prints of those are still available.

I enjoy working in oil, watercolor and acrylic. The abstract acrylic pours pictured below were painted on canvas but archival prints are available in a wide range of sizes. Many have already been placed in 16 x 20" or 20 x 20" frames with white mats. "Fire and Water", an exhibit of nineteen framed prints will be on display at the Libey Gallery in Colfax WA from March - April 2020.