Working hard to get my goods up for the few shows I am looking forward to this month. The theme yesterday was flowers. Flowers are big here ...

Spending the day creating colorful butterflies for some new friends here in Hawaii and for the few upcoming shows that will be here soon. Su...

Loving the vintage tats that centered on Hawaii culture. Working on a series of quilled pictures as an ode.

6x8" 4x6" 4x6" 3.5x5" 6x8"

I was commissioned today to make a couple dozen of these lovelies and thought I'd share.  I make and sell quite a few of these in the su...

I have taken a few days off from my picture to spend some time doing other quilling related projects, but am now back at it.  I am in the ...

Yeah! My new and absolutely FREE tutorial is done and you can download it right now by following the link. Learn to quill every shape like a...

I remember a time years back when I first stumbled across my first sighting of the art that is quilling.  I was so enthralled and I could b...

A little background info on where I am and why I am here.  It has taken a few years to get to this point, but I can honestly say that I am a...

Starting something new...

The surfers are done and ready to be framed.  I had some great inspiration while doing this work for some much larger projects and cannot w...

I kind of have a thing for trees.  Sometimes, even in the middle of a different project, I feel the need to stop and paper a tree.  This is ...

Working on the beaches of Hawaii is the pits. I cannot even type that with a straight face.

Figures done.

Oh Hawaii - how I love you.

I left behind a lot of my works on the mainland but am now having a lot of fun building up my stock :)

This is a horrible picture.  The tree was fun to make though and contrary to what you see here - it is actually very colorful.

Another picture using paper from two different companies resulting in lots-o-texture.  

Once again - I just love trees.  I do.

This lovely lady was made using paper from two different companies who apparently disagree on what 1/4" is.  The result is a cool text...