Anne's Lace I - A pencil and white ink drawing ORIGINALS

Anne's Lace I - A pencil and white ink drawing ORIGINALSQueen Anne's lace grows free and wild among the other wildflowers in my yard. I often go for walks down in the flower patch by the tiny creek, soaking up the summer sun, and enjoying her simple elegance. I use this elegant yet bold flower in this drawing, as a symbol of the grace and strength that we acquire as we grow wiser in years. Our silver hairs like our crown, the lines on our skin well deserved. They tell the stories of where we've been, whom

Lake Muskoka with sweeping clouds and calm waves beckons you to remember the feeling of mid-summer afternoons on the water

Just a short drive away are forest trails

we can be proud of them

Moments with family

Painted from a real place

All profits will go to help refugees of the current humanitarian crisis

Orillia ON

yet surrounded by hundreds of other trees

I can't help but infuse my art with the beauty of the forests around me

the misery of uncertainty" - Virginia Satir

20" x 24" Acrylic and Oil on Canvas (1 1/2" depth)

Archival Giclée art print on 1