"The Fires of Joan" A satin dress to represent Joan of Arc being burned at the stake |
"12 Dancing Princesses" oil on canvas |
"The Birth of Aphrodite" leather mask painted with acrylic |
"The Pain of Oedipus" leather mask with lace and acrylic |
"Persephone's Dual" leather mask with fabric and lace |
"Madusa's Rage" leather mask painted with acrylic |
"Athena's Storm" Leather Mask with fabric and acrylic |
"A Greek Chorus of masks" Leather Masks representing Greek mythology |
"Beauty Knows No Age" A Cornell box made of a drawer |
"My Back Story" sanguin chalk and india ink |
"Do You See Me Now?" sanguin chalk and india ink |
"Where They Will Take Me, I Will Go." sanguin chalk and india ink |
"My Hands" sanguin chalk and india ink |
"Silent Noyes" A "pub sign" made of brazed steel, chains, and wood painted with oil paint based on the poem "THe Highway man" by Alfred Noyes. |
"To Neverland We Go" gouache and pen |
"On the Steps of the Palace" Acrylic on wood |
"Who Will Join Our Sinful Teaparty?" digital photography representing the seven deadly sins: vanity, sloth, greed, gluttony, lust, envy, and wrath |
"My Soul--a Self Portrait" mixed media |
"Tchaicovsky's Swan" Satin, tulle, beads, and pearls ballet costume |
"What Time is It?" Acrylic on canvas |
"The Robin Who Showed the Way" Acrylic on canvas |
"What Does the Horizon Hold?" colored pencil |
"For Who Shall Eat of This Fruit Shall Surly Die" Text, Acrylic, and encaustic wax on wood |
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