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Commissioned Art - Sampling of Work
Bellefonte Museum of Art - July 2025
Cross Pollinating Mediums Exhibition
This exhibition features work inspired by the natural process of cross pollination. In nature, cross pollination occurs when pollen from one plant is transferred to another plant. In art, this can also happen when ideas and techniques used in one medium are carried over into other artwork. Through exploring a variety of artistic materials, the work featured in this display highlights these types of creative endeavors.
Commissioned Art - The Old Woman's Cat illustrated by Stephanie Koller
Freelance Creative Design Services - Rhoneymeade Arboretum and Sculpture Garden
Freelance Creative Design Services - Greenwood Furnace State Park Children's Corner
This mural was created for the children's corner at Greenwood Furnace State Park's Visitor Center. In addition to the paintings, it includes interactive name tags for all Pennsylvania State symbols:
Eastern Hemlock - State Tree
Grouse - State Bird
Mountain Laurel - State Flower
White Tail Deer - State Animal
Trilobite - State Fossil
Firefly - State Insect
Rainbow Trout - State Fish
Hellbender - State Amphibian
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Freelance Creative Design Services - Greenwood Furnace State Park - Blacksmith's Shop Forest Pollinators Display
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Commissioned Art - Nature Walks in Centre County PA Calendar 2022
Blue Jay - Bernel Park
Oil on Canvas
The sky was overcast and filled with a light, fluffy snow. At first I thought I heard a hawk making a loud "keekaw". Looking towards the sound, I was surprised to see a majestic blue jay in flight.
Interesting Discovery: Blue Jays aren’t actually blue. In fact, the pigment in their feathers is brown. Scattering light in the structural parts of the feathers causes us to see the blue coloration.
Commissioned Art - Pennsylvania Endangered Wildlife Calendar 2021
The Bog Turtle is Pennsylvania's smallest turtle, growing only 3 to 4.5 inches in length. Its most distinguishing feature is the large orange blotches on each side of the head. This turtle is federally listed as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Bog turtles depend upon an open, sunny, spring fed wetlands with scattered dry areas, and can be an indicator of water quality and wetland function.The bog turtle occurs in very low numbers in southeastern Pennsylvania.
Commissioned Art - Spirit Animal Deck
Crow
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Commissioned Art - intuitive and Encaustic Art
Commissioned Art - Spontaneous Realism
April at Kripalu
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