Force of Nature brown We've always thought that Death

We've always thought that Death would be a little more inconspicuous than a winged scythe wielding phantom

Framed to 14 x 18 in

She spent her childhood and teen years adoring graphite and pen mediums (but being very suspicious of paints) until she discovered painting in early 2009

The resulting digital art blurs the lines between traditional photography and classical painting so the viewer is unsure as to what is "real" and what we created either as sets & props or as digital painting

Force of Nature brown We've always thought that DeathDetails About Shipping Oil on Canvas 12 x 16 in. 30 x 40 cm. 2016 Framed to 14 x 18 in. The contemporary woman is diverse in nature and circumstance. I chose to represent woman as a universal entity, rather than an individual figure. I wanted to focus attention on the powerful, timeless, enduring quality she possesses as a creative and nurturing force. Even though I have used the symbolism of the pregnant belly in the central figure of the work and