Hi Judy, Thank you for your generous comments about my murals. I have been painting murals since around 1989, but not fulltime. Fulltime, I have been a sign artist. I have wanted to move into painting murals fulltime for years, but in the small community that I live in, I have had to cater to the demand.  Thankfully, murals have become more popular in recent years. But being 58 has it's drawbacks. I find myself less interested in climbing up and down a ladder on a job. I enjoy the scaffold work a lot more. It's a lot easier on the back and legs. I love working LARGE. It gives me great joy.  The most fun is when you get off the scaffold and stand back for the full view and say...."I love it when a plan comes together!". I am currently doing a mural in a furniture store that has been biting me. It is mostly architectural in nature and the perspective is the thing that is the most challenging and ...when it works,...some of the most rewarding. But making it work can really make a person lose sleep. I start painting today. When I am done, I will post the pics here. 

I really enjoyed your work. I appreciate watercolor and have only barely touched on it. You have mastered it really well.

 Judy

Hi Judy,

I very much enjoyed your website and your story about Africa. Your paintings have captured the spirit of the subject and their beauty.  Curious about a couple of things: did you paint on location in Kenya or from your photos? Do you paint only in watercolor or are some of those in your gallery oils?