Piece of Sky Studio

  I loved creating all the papers for "What a Hoot." Some are maps, some old texts, some rice paper, but all painted and textured ...

  Flower Power was great fun!  Just like my mosaic faces, she was originally created on AI to launch me into a wild paper painting.  Somehow...

  Waimakariri is a river on the south island of New Zealand.  Hubs and I took a train right alongside it. This is my interpretation of the v...

  While I love faces, sometimes I have to take a break and "go wide," like for this landscape inspired by our trip to the Cornwall...

 The Vision is the 2nd in my faces series. I just love building the face in glass.  Like fabrics, the variety in glass colors and textures a...

  Teatime Visitor China Tea Cup Mosaics are so much fun.  And they are so relaxing to do.  I just love to sit and glue.  Once all the decisi...

  The Veil marks the beginning of my return to portraiture!  Created first in AI, I use the image as a launch point for wild abstraction in ...

 I lump these three paper paintings for a number of reasons.  The first two below are paintings that I did before I knew there was such a th...

  Remember this project from a few years back, done with paste-papers I had made?  While it was nice enough, I had never really considered i...

  The Peaclock was inspired by a mosaic I saw on our trip to Jordan.  Mosaics there are fantastic and there are whole shops dedicated to thi...