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Drawn From the Fire 
Awesome work! Love it.
These are acrylics right?
Thank you! Yes, they are fluid acrylics.
Love love love your work ! The colors are gorgeous. Got link to you on Pinterest
Thanks, Susan!
Just found your work today and I am in love with it. Very inspiring. Beautiful color and movement.
Thank you, Pam! 🙂
I love your style. Want to train myself to be bold with color & style!! I make copper enamel jewelry, & am a metalsmith. In thinking all things need to be perfect 1st try, I don’t paint or “play” much with things I can’t erase, UGH!! I will get there!! Thank you for your inspiration;)
Thank you Susan! The beauty of acrylics is that you can always cover it up. Plus, there really aren’t any mistakes! I use only black pen in my sketchbook – no more pencils or erasers. 🙂
I would love to challenge you to play sometime in a sketchbook, with a pen, everyday for one week! 🙂
Great paintings, they’re so free and fun, love the energy they create!
Thank you Terry! 🙂
Wow! Love these paintings. The colors are gorgeous as are the design. How do you go about the process of creating these?.
Thank you Michelle! If you’d like to watch the process, check out my videos on youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKqVkUiRpf0&list=PLJwPe9riVTTqX4PJsBFTw6OjODqV0ltEj
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