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Here´s an enchanting NFT to remind you to find your footing and celebrate the beauty all around you! 

(Digital photo collage art featuring a miniature women in a long green dress standing on a rock surrounded by moss.)

Deerly Beloved

The deer hunter, re-imagined. 
What if the hunter simply wanted to show the deer some love? 

(Digital photo collage image of a dark-haired Asian woman in a long white dress standing on the head of a deer peeking out from a thicket of ferns in a forest.)

#wagmi up before you go-go

Here´s a little Wham! fun for you! This colorful burst of cherry-blossoms-at-dawn goodness will have you rising and shining with a smile on your face.

We all need a blast of that we´re-all-gonna-make-it energy to keep us moving forward.  I hope this artwork gives you exactly what you need right now!

It´s part of my ExhilarAIted series of AI-inspired digital paintings celebrating the joy of spring. For each NFT sold, I will donate half of the proceeds to Budburst, an organization that helps community members document the life cycles of the plants and trees in their area, contributing to a valuable database used by horticulturalists to see how plants are responding to climate change. It´s a wonderful way to learn more about the nature all around you! 

Frog

On the very first Earth Day in 1970, I was in the fourth grade. Our whole school was participating in events, including painting a playground mural, planting trees, and picking up trash. 

We also had a poster contest, and our teacher explained the meaning of the expression, ¨like a frog in boiling water." After asking her repeatedly why anyone would boil a frog, we immersed ourselves in the task of creating a poster with this as the theme. I didn´t win the contest, but I remember the winning poster had a frog floating leisurely in a pot of water, his hands(?) clasped behind his head, with a big smile on his face. 

Fifty-two years later, I am sharing this AI artwork that was inspired by that day and the happy times I spent traipsing through our family´s wooded property in rural Oregon.

If you buy this NFT this month (April 2022) I will donate 100% of the proceeds to OneTreePlanted to plant 100 trees in critical reforestation projects in Oregon. 

this party´s poppin´

Here are some colorful floral characters to brighten your day! There´s nothing like a pop of orange (especially in the shape of a sunny California Poppy!) to give serious party vibes. 
Whether you´re the flower in power or the shy wallflower, there´s plenty of action in every corner of this digital artwork.  

This piece is part of the ExhilarAIted series of AI-assisted digital paintings representing the joy of spring. A percentage of sales will be donated to Budburst, an organization that helps community members document the life cycles of plants in their areas, creating a valuable database used by horticulturalists to learn how plants are responding to climate change.


ice ice baby

This glacially floral piece with cool blues is perfect for flower lovers who prefer a soothing palette. 

It's part of my ExhilarAIted series of AI-inspired digital paintings celebrating spring. By layering generated images, I create work with bold brushstrokes as well as subtle backgrounds. 

Half of the proceeds will be donated to Budburst, an organization that helps citizen scientists document the life cycles of plants in their area, adding to a valuable database used by horticulturists to see how plants are responding to climate change. 

keepin´ it cool

Sometimes joy looks...cool. You don´t have to be skipping down the street to be happy. Maybe your particular thrill is to be thrilled without looking thrilled. This piece speaks to those who have a quieter way of showing that everything is going their way. 

This is part of the ExhilarAIted series of AI-inspired digital paintings celebrating the joy of spring. A percentage of the profits from the sale of this piece will go to Budburst, an organization that helps community members document the life cycles of the plants and trees in their area, contributing to a valuable database used by horticulturalists to see how plants are adapting to climate change.

