The Coop Series

Delilah 30 x 40, acrylic, oil, collage. She was commissioned by a lovely woman. Actually, she’s a lady. And, just stop asking her Why Why Why? She just doesn’t know, or care.

Choral is a tall, lanky thing at 18 x 36. She loves to sing, and she is the colour of coral so she’s Choral.

Yvette is 16 x 20, acrylic. She graces any wall with flair and finesse.

Stella. Acrylic, 30 x 40 STELLA! She ain’t gonna talk to ya.

Poppy, 18 x 24. Acrylic and a little splurch of spray. She’s in full bloom and pretty darned pleased about it. SOLD. Bye bye Poppy

Mable. 30 x 40 Acrylic. After countless reminders to get her elbows off the table, Mable demonstrated that she really was quite able, and stormed outta there. After a few years, she found where she was accepted, bad manners and all.

Abigail. 18 x 24. She was rescued from the crocosmia. A bit scratched up, but feeling perky.

Evelyn Emerges. 18 x 24, acrylic. She is so tired of the quarantine. Here she comes.

Precious Opal. She’s anything but common. 18×24, acrylic, ink and oilstick.
She is a commission and so is adorning the walls of another. SOLD

Iris 2.0. SOLD 30 x 40, acrylic, charcoal and ink. She used to be quite natural but she has now had a little work done. She’s happy with her new look.

Genevive is 24 x 30. Acrylic, ink and oilstick.
She has a healthy self esteem. She would like you to know she thinks “je suis beau”

Millicent. 24 x 30. Acrylic, ink, and oilstick. She’s peaceful and sweet, but, don’t underestimate her. She’s a riot. And apparently someone else thought so too, because she’s gone to spread cheer elsewhere.

Little Tina is Outta Here. She’s 18×24, acrylic and ink.
She’s all that and more. She likes to think of herself as little.
And, in some ways, she is.

Talulua. She’s little. She’s gone. 10 x 10. Acrylic on canvas.

Baby Love. 16 x 20. Acrylic, charcoal and ink on canvas.
She is a supreme diva, but worth it if you can handle her.

Violette. 16 x 20. Acrylic, charcoal and ink on canvas.
She behaves as if she is beautiful, that is the secret of her charm (Oscar Wilde)

Tavi. 16 x 20 Acrylic and ink on canvas.
She was born to be wild and brilliant, and so far her destiny is playing out.

Elektra. 30 x 40, acrylic, mixed media. Largely misunderstood. She can be really quite sweet. But don’t be telling her no. She’ll mess you up.

Oh Rachel. She is very shy and working on eye contact. But she’s confident in her own way.
She’s 30×40, acrylic and ink.

Eunice. After that ‘incident’ with the phone book, she has retired from her job as a switchboard operator. She’s looking for a new party line now. 30 x 40. Acrylic, collage, ink and charcoal.
Good ol’ Eunice has flown the coop

Svetlana is a svelt 18 x 36. She doesn’t care about the cold weather coming. She likes ice.
UPDATE – Svetlana has found her forever home

Lucille SOLD has toned down her image a bit. She’s still a ball though. 30 x 40, Acrylic, collage and ink.

I didn’t photograph Tawny before she flew the coop. She was just so popular and impatient. SOLD

Florence thinks she is a flamingo. 8 x 10 acrylic and ink on wood exhibition canvas. Florence is dining on shrimp in a new location. SOLD

Irena means peace. Peace out that is. She’s gone.
30 x 40 acrylic and ink.

Sky – acrylic and ink on canvas. 16 x 20.

Andi. SOLD 11 x 14. Acrylic/ink on wood

Cheree is a mere 11 x 14 acrylic and ink on wood.
Her new home is smart and stylish. She’ll fit right in.

Doris is going to Giller. She’s 8×10 acrylic and ink on wood. And from Giller she went to a new home. SOLD

Lou. A wee 8 x 10 acrylic and ink on wood.SOLD

Hilda. 16 x 20 acrylic and ink on canvas.

Veronica is acrylic and ink on wood. Just a wee 8 X 10 inches. Her attitude is much bigger though. She is loved by a very smart lady. SOLD

Betty is a mere 8 x 10 inches. Acrylic and ink on wood. She has found her forever home.

Camilla. 30×40 inches, acrylic, collage, ink on an exhibition canvas. She has escaped the Cartel, and in a new permanent hiding place. (SOLD)She said “don’t look for me”.

Lucille. SOLD 30×40 acrylic, collage and ink on canvas.

Luna. 30 x 40 Acrylic on an exhibition canvas

Delores was my gramma’s name. I would giggle when she would say -don’t call me delicious, my name is Delores! She’s a compact12x12 inches, acrylic on canvas, and she has gone to live with a lovely teacher.SOLD

Ruby is a little 12×12 inch gem. Acrylic on canvas.SOLD

Rose is a wee 12×12 inches. Acrylic on canvas.
She has been plucked from this coop and belongs to a new bouquet. SOLD

Peaches and Herb. They keep singing that song.
They share a 30×40 exhibition canvas, made from acrylic, latex and ink.

Bronwyn. 30×40 collage, acrylic and ink on exhibition canvas. She is gracing the walls of another.
I miss her. I hope she’s happy.SOLD

Olive. Acrylic, collage and ink on 30×40 inch exhibition canvas. She has gone to live with Delores. SOLD

Daryl, a petite chick. 20 x 24, acrylic and ink on exhibition canvas

Rupert. He’s in touch with grampa and keeping an eye on things for him.
30X40 inches, acrylic and ink on exhibition canvas.

Opal used to be Sally. But now she is Opal.
30 x 40 inches, acrylic and ink on exhibition canvas.SOLD

Frieda. A little suspicious but she’s here. 30 x 40, acrylic and ink on exhibition canvasSOLD

Hatched by Edith, this is Dylan.
Dylan made a long flight to Australia, which is pretty far for a little 18 x 24 chicken.

This is Edith. She is acrylic and ink on canvas, 30 x 40 inches. She has scratched her way over to the wild side. SOLD

Prima. 18 x 24 Acrylic on canvas SOLD

Raylene. 30 x 40 mixed media on canvas.

G’morning Sam. 30×40 mixed media on canvas.

Ivanka. 36 X 36. Crossing the water to get to the other side, she has gone overseas for some adventure. SOLD

This is Ginger in her new Glory

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