Wicket Icons

A delicate and graceful abstract painting that lends a peaceful atmosphere to any room.

Around here, the summer temps linger through October and even into November.

Sometimes you just have to do something different.

An upcycled record given new life, warm and full of green growing things.

My husband says 480 makes him think of Cherry trees in full bloom.

Slowly getting back into the paint.

Dissolution.

My favorite time of day is sunset.

What began as a particular vein of Jewish mysticism (Qabalah) became during the Renaissance a critical source of magical practice in the Grimoire tradition, and continues to lend itself to mystics and magicians today.

"I saw a fearsome woman approaching me, almost half a stadium's length high. In Her left hand She held a torch and in Her right a sword 20 cubits long. Below the waist She had snake-feet; above it She resembled a Gorgon, so far as concerns the look in Her eyes..." Lucian, Philopseudes, 170s CE

Fire encroaches on a frozen pond.

February's winter storm did a lot of damage to my art supplies, which led to lots of experiments with alcohol inks.

Of bone and sinew, blood and darkness, Of hope and life, grace and light, we are.

Bright and summery colors splashed across a white field.

Of watery caverns deep.

Cells flowing, shifting, morphing, Ever-changing

Hail Hekate, Keybearer, Torchbearer, Gentle Nurse, unto whom I have sworn my oaths, I pray to you...

Every August I celebrate the arrival of the Pleiades' meteor shower.

So bright, it must be summer.

All the green.

I like to call this the Tree, but others have told me it's a bit creepy. I wonder what you see there?

Swirling paint by hand allows me to control where the paint flows and the shape it forms.

Hekate the Unnameable - Ineffable in Her Nature, so we come up with dozens of names and ideas to try to communicate a Goddess who spans Heaven and Hell. Watercolor, ink, and marker on paper.

Blue is a fantastic color to play with, and looks fantastic on the wall.

Obsessed with these colors.

An acrylic pour that makes me think of glaciation, and satellite photography, part of a series.

punica granatum, the fruit of the Underworld. Tart-sweet jewels that pop in your mouth. My favorite! original is acrylic on canvas, 5"x7"

This reminds me of the islands of Hawaii.

There's something in this that makes me think of 2020.

A universe blooms across the blank page.

Flow.

Reminds me of a pool in the surf on a rocky shore.

Golden Aphrodite, Goddess of Love, mistress of Ares, wife of Hephaestus, and to whom we are all beholden.

Summer's over, and all I can hope is that next summer is better.

Something is boiling up from deep within.

Let it flow.