
In the Beginning
June 2023
47 1/2" H x 52" W
$5,000

The Pillars of Creation, also known as the Eagle Nebula, captured my imagination from the moment I saw the images of it taken by the James Webb Space Telescope. Wow! There is something prehistoric about the shape that is riveting. When I learned the Pillars of Creation are the origin of stars, I was hooked.

Celestial Nirvana
February 2022
24" H x 24" W
$1,250

Celestial Nirvana is the result of a desire to be green and upcycle leftover orange peel scraps from Celestial Celebration, another of my artworks. The soft palette, gentle curves and meditative nature of the background inspired the addition of Buddha sitting on lotus flower. Buddha depicted this way, symbolizes rising from pain to achieve nirvana.

Celestial Celebration
January 2022
32" H x 38" W
$2,500

A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles, the artist’s husband of a cloud formation backlit by the sunset gave rise to this piece.

Sunrise Over the Atlantic
July 2021
42" H x 59" W
$5,000

A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles, the artist’s husband of a sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean is the reference image for this piece. Each new piece in the sunrise series is an opportunity to explore ways to capture the essence of hope gifted by a new day.

Turbulence
October 2020
38" H x 24" W
$1,850

The impetus for Turbulence comes from the unexpected turmoil brought on by the layering of a pandemic, the upcoming US presidential election, daily signs of global warming and the state if the economy. It feels as though the sky is growing dark, the sea is churning and lightening is streaking across the sky.

Sunrise at Minot Beach
May 2020
40" H x 30" W
$2,500

A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles, the artist’s husband of a sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean at Minot Beach is the reference image for this piece. Each new piece in the sunrise series is an opportunity to explore ways to capture the essence of hope gifted by a new day.

Sunrise Over the Gulf River
January 2020
32" H x 47" W
$3,000

A photograph taken by the artist’s husband of a sunrise over a local marsh is the reference image for this piece. Each new piece in the sunrise series is an opportunity to explore ways to capture the essence of hope gifted by a new day.

Cohasset Sunrise
April 2019
82" H x 59" W
$9,675

Cohasset is a small seaside town with wide vistas of the Atlantic Ocean. It is the perfect place for an early morning walk along the beach.

Changing of the Guard
January 2018
47" H x 31" W
$2,950

One of the joys of rising early to walk the neighborhood is being treated to the night sky transitioning to the morning sky. There is a point when night and day hang in the balance. This is my interpretation of that precious moment.

Last Light
January 2018
26" H x 36" W
$1,875


Last Light is the result of experimenting with various computer apps to create an image that resonates with me. It reminds me of watching sunsets from our condo, the trees across the lake backlit with glorious color.

Reflection #2
February 2016
13" H x 20" W
$500

The piece began by painting with ink blended with shaving cream as an opportunity for some joyful experimentation. When an unexpected thin green line, reminiscent of a distant horizon appeared during the drying of the ink the scene was set. Reflection #2 came alive with judiciously applied free motion machine quilting and thread painting.

Sunrise Abstraction
June 2016
45" H x 30" W
$2,700


A photograph taken of a sunrise over a local lake inspired a series of which Sunrise Abstraction is the fifth piece. The intent was to simplify the sunrise to its essence of sky, sunrise and lake, capturing the drama and releasing the detail.

Siren's Song
November 2016
72" H x 56" W
$8,000


Leaning over the balcony of our ocean liner cabin I found myself mesmerized by the wake trailing the ship. The fluctuating patterns of swirling foam contrasting with the intense dappled greens of the sea created a Siren’s Song, begging for deeper study. Straightening up I was treated to a glorious sunset, as seductive as the ocean it was reflected in. Siren’s Song captures this experience using traditional blocks to create an abstraction of a photograph taken of the wake. Three different blocks, each playing homage to water through their names, were used. Intense free motion quilting designed to emulate foam and eddies continues the ocean illusion.

Deconstructed Sunrise #3
November 2015
59" H x 39" W
$4,600


A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles, the artist’s husband inspired the Deconstructed Sunrise series, beginning with Sunrise Over Little Lake Butte des Morts. Sections of the photograph in various scales are included in each piece in the series. The objective with Deconstructed Sunrise #3 is to create a sense of movement similar to time lapsed photography as the sun rises from the horizon and takes its place in the sky for the day.

Deconstructed Sunrise #2
August 2015
8" H x 10" W
$150


A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles inspired the Deconstructed Sunrise series, beginning with Sunrise Over Little Lake Butte des Morts. The objective with Deconstructed Sunrise #2 was to simplify the image to suit smaller dimensions without loosing strong graphic impact.

Deconstructed Sunrise #1
August 2015
24" H x 36" W
$1,750


A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles inspired the Deconstructed Sunrise series, beginning with Sunrise Over Little Lake Butte des Morts. Sections of the photograph in various scales are included in each piece in the series. The objective with Deconstructed Sunrise #1 was to capture the palette and glory of the sunrise in an abstracted manner.

Sunrise Over Little Lake Butte des Morts
January 2015
15" H x 22" W
$650


A photograph taken by Dana B. Eagles inspired Sunrise Over Little Lake Butte des Morts. The goal was to capture the contradicting emotions of effervescence and calm experienced when viewing the sunrise.