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Have you ever wondered what a witch does while waiting for the brew to boil? After all, an open fire is no microwave oven -- it takes quite awhile to get hot enough to get those eyes of newts and toes of frogs bubbling merrily over the fire. Mumbling incantations and stirring in suspect ingredients only goes so far. Then what? Maybe she just sits by her pot stroking her slick black cat, watching the steam form ever-changing creatures that dissolve into the night.
Or maybe she gets up and does a little dance!

To create visual art is to bring to the eyes what is seen with the heart. Deep inner yearnings, humorous life experiences, the picturesque words of a storyteller, the touch of music, a graceful dance -- all these can be the impetus which brings life to a dead-white canvas. The desire to present a visual interpretation of these things creates the spark that fuels my fire. To release the vision is the need. To share the feeling is the goal. My work is an illustrative mixed media presentation. Using ink, markers, paint and sometimes an added textural medium, I render lines that contain movement reminiscent of dance. The curves lead the eye through the piece with a graceful flow, allowing a pause along the way to examine detailed...