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Art in the time of confinement. A colorful collection of four months of uncertainty with lots of hope for better days

Inner Garden 


Swirl of joy



Brushes,  paint and canvas remain my way of coping with any state of mind. Result: Ecstasy





Pool of hope


Scales








 

Brighter than ever (older painting, edited colors)





Chic theme palette


Cooler tones


Memories 


Dining room window



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Kim Owens said…
Absolutely in awe!!! Love your work, thank you for sharing your gifts with me!
August 2, 2020 at 7:47 PM
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