She neither spoke nor laughed but kept steadily at her work. - Digital painting with digital collage, 18x24”
  
  "I dare not tell you," the girl answered sadly - Digital painting with digital collage, 18x24”
  
  She began to sing some curious words - colored pencil and image transfer on paper, 16x20"
  
  Sweet and dainty as a pink rosebud - Digital painting with digital collage, 18x24”
  
  As soon as she said this the needle sprang from her fingers - colored pencil and image transfer on paper, 16x20"
  
  If, by chance, the girls were caught in the forest at night - colored pencil and image transfer on paper, 16x20"
  
  Bunny study - colored pencil on black paper
  
  Junebug study - colored pencil on black paper
  
  Spiderweb study - colored pencil on black paper
  
  Light the Way - Digital painting, 16x20”
  
  Drown Your Sorrows - Digital painting, 16x20”
  
  The grateful creatures had picked up the millet seed - digital painting, 12x16"
  
  When the shell was opened, the gold ring was found inside - digital painting, 12x16"
  
  The way is long and dark and it goes both through fire and water
  
  She came to the tree where the dove had been 
  
  So she started out, keeping her eyes ever on the sky in hope of seeing the six swans
  
  There stands an old tree
  
  A curious whispering of soft voices
  
  The maiden went at once to gather nettles
  
  The dove showed the girl the way to the little house in the wood.
  
  The rabbits came to eat from their hands
  
  “What must be done, can be done,” she thought to herself.
  
  The leaves of which were silver and gold that flashed and sparkled 
  
  You must make the thread yourself
  
  She was changed into a bird
  
  The fox met him and said, “You now have everything you desire.”
  
  The vision remained in the mirror only a moment
  
  Silver that shimmered  like moonbeams
  
  You will find something at the roots
  
  Diving into the stream, it soon returned with a hazelnut 
  
  Bushtit study
  
  Chickadee study 2
  
  Bunny study
  
  Bushtit study 2
  
  Fawn study
  
  Junco study
  
  Apple blossom study
  
  Mini drawings
  
  Maple study
  
  Thread study
  
  Feather study
  
  
  
  
  
  And they took all the feathers and made a coat of them
  
  Be bold, be bold; but not too bold
  
  
  
  ...Lest that your heart's blood should run cold
  
  We shall lead them into the darkest part of the forest
  
  Rabbit study
  
  Barn swallow study
  
  Chestnut backed chickadee digital study
  
  Pileated woodpecker study
  
  White crowned sparrow study
  
  Chickadee study
  
  Kinglet study
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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