These crosses are influenced by designs of old. They don’t adhere completely to any style. This piece is available at:

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Romans 16:20 came to mind as I finished this piece. It is 14×11 inches, acrylic on stretched canvas, painted on the sides in a beautiful Pthalo Blue, which you cannot see in the scan.

Here is another:

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Here is a stern, take no flack Santa to wish you a merry Christmas!  He’s on Zazzle.com/lenora at this time.  I painted him in acrylic.

This piece measures 18×24 and is done in acrylic on stretched canvas. It is currently being housed at the Barnwell Art Center in Shreveport Louisiana as part of an art teachers’ exhibit.  It’s becoming plain that I enjoy trees and rocks.

Yes, I’m from green, wet Louisiana, but that does not keep me from enjoying a little Southwest flavor every now and then. I love the buttes, mesas, and pinnacles of Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and some more states that I’m leaving out only because I haven’t gotten to see them yet. I painted a very surrealistic version of the land formations that inspired me. Copies are available at Lenora.Imagekind.com. Here is the piece:

Details:

In the town of Pleasant Hill, Louisiana stands the shell of an old building where a man once ran a store and showed movies in the balcony. There were other businesses there, but none quite as important to my family. I don’t know how long the building will continue to stand, so I have begun to capture it in paint and canvas.

You can have a copy of this piece at Lenora.ImageKind.com , with or without a frame.