Inside a Yucca Bell Flower Wood Print

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One of my favorite local wildflowers is the yucca with it's thick greenish yellow tulip like bell flowers and the strange looking stamens inside that are covered in a sticky residue to help the pollen stick to the bugs that venture inside this cool looking bloom. Native Americans used the roots of this plant to make soap and called it Soap weed. It is one of the more recognizable native plants to central and western Oklahoma and one that some are surprised to see growing this far east as it is usually thought of as a desert plant.

I am a life long lover of art and nothing makes me happier than when I am creating it. My style is an eclectic mix of colors and emotions that I believe will offer a little something for everyone. I like to experiment and invent new techniques in creating art with my digital tools and one of my goals is always to make digital mixed media artwork that doesn't look digital. Lately I have been enjoying creating retro pop art and colorful minimalist works. Be sure to check in often to see what I am doing next! My artwork is characterized by vibrant colors and muted details that draw the viewer in. My use of digital mixed media techniques add depth and texture to my pieces, creating a visual feast for the eyes. I invite you to delve further...