I'm so glad you love it!! That is a very special painting (it is the first one that I used the "eggshell-ing" technique on) and it sounds like it has found a very happy home with you.

This painting is the first thing you see when you enter the house. The colors are great and it makes you smile and think at the same time. Attractive to the eye and the mind. And people compliment it all the time. We Love it.

Hello, I am working on a couple new pieces with the nests seen from above. Are you still interested? Do you have a preference in the number of eggs?

You're welcome. Just let us know...

That's the one! Thanks.

I recently took a couple pieces off the site to display them in a local gallery. Could it be "To Guard Thy Nest" with a female red winged blackbird watching over her nest with three eggs? It would still be available through Ugallery...Thank you for inquiring!

You had a painting called something like "to thy nest" and it seems to have disappeared from the site. Do you still have it?

Hi! Ugallery has done two prints from my paintings that are available on their Paperworks site. but that piece "And In Her Nest..." has a very different feel. I could paint a similar nest and eggs in a smaller size for you.

Hi Jennifer - are there prints available for purchase? I'm particularly interested in, 'and in the nest, her three eggs rest.'

Thank you! That little painting has been such a challenge to get a photo that does it justice. I actually took more photos of it yesterday at Ugallery's request because they are planning on exhibiting it at the Affordable Art Fair in NYC in a few weeks. Would you like me to have the pics emailed to you? I drove through St Louis last summer on the way to a wedding in Springfield, MO, but I don't think I'll be heading your way in the foreseeable future