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Venture outdoors with this landscape laden art exhibit.

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11/2021 Hilliard Civic & Cultural Arts Center

11/2025-6/2026 Canal Winchester Area Historical Society

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‘Glistening Wetlands’ 24x48 acrylic on canvas. This was so much fun to paint and brought back memories of a wonderful day I had biking the Alum Creek Trail through Three Creeks Park. — GLISTENING WETLANDS 24” x 48”

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"Morning" 24" x 36" Acrylic on canvas inspired by the the misty morning walks along the edge of Walnut Woods Metropark Pond. Sunlight blazed and burned away the heavy laden mist awakening the day in glorious palettes of yellows. — MORNING 24" x 36"

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Painted from a memory of the Zaleski State Forest, Ohio backpacking trail. As my friend and I hiked back through the Appalachia foothills from our morning camp these budding leafed twin hill reflecting on the lake enveloped our view. — SPRING REFLECTIONS 30” x 40”

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Fantastical scene of a girl in a forest laying on a log across a stream. She is relaxing unbeknownst that she has, for a moment, captured the curiosity of a fox wading through the stream beneath her. Part of the Explore landscape collection. — Unbeknownst 24” x 36”

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Inspired by reading historical accounts describing horrific experiences of forced colonization to indigenous tribes, “There are worse things” surrealistically depicts a girl escaping her circumstances by placidly picking wildflowers in a wheat field — THERE ARE WORSE THINGS

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Acrylic canvas “November” is inspired from autumn hikes through Slate Run Metro Park Wetlands. Crisp chilling breezes with low hanging clouds foretold the first whispers of winter. Plush hazy sunlight lit up the grasslands as if they were bejeweled. — NOVEMBER 24” x 36”

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