Wicket Icons

Description: Around here, the summer temps linger through October and even into November.

Description: It may feel like summer but it's still spring.

Description: I love when the sky looks like this.

Description: I love how dramatic this one feels.

Description: An experiment with old paint, that's now my favorite piece.

Description: An unlikely meeting, considering the Honey Badger (Mellivora capensis) is native to Africa and the American Badger (Taxidea taxus) is well... a North American critter.

Description: Lovely.

Description: Finally picked up some Golden fluid acrylics.

Description: Experimenting with ring pours.

Description: I love the way these lines came out.

Description: Let the spring come in its riot of vitality.

Description: I love this one.

Description: Twilight on the beach.

Description: I chose these colors to remind me of two of my favorite people.

Description: Combining techniques leads to fun results.

Description: Vibrant joy dances across the sunlit pond.

Description: Nebulous and bright.

Description: Something earthy.

Description: There is light even in the darkest moments. This makes me think of Rothko's late work.

Description: Playing with different brands of paint.

Description: The deep ocean at night. The moonlight crashing across the tops of the waves.

Description: Experimenting with various viscosities of paint.

Description: Something a little different.

Description: So often mermaids are shown perfect, unblemished, but what of those with scars?

Description: This particular painting makes me think of warm summer beaches and music pouring out across the water with fast rhythms and passionate melody.

Description: Hekate with her Hound, surrounded by the lights of her followers. A fairly traditional depiction.

Description: Love how these colors came through!

Description: Several of those who've seen this one think it looks like a woman dancing with veils, or is an homage to the Goddess HetHert, also known as Hathor.

Description: There's something of the storm and sea in this one.

Description: Hekate, who brings Death As a psychopompe, Hekate is one of the Gods who helps mortals pass into the next life.

Description: Watercolor painting of the great plains and the clouds gathering over the distance.

Description: Like the profile of an angelfish.

Description: I wish all paintings came out this well.

Description: A friend named this after the artificial stone, Fordite, which is made from folded layers of car enamel.

Description: Wondrous how the patterns that fill our veins can also be seen in the spread of branches or in the meandering of a river. From the water and dust we come and unto them we return.

Description: Soft veils of color, spilling across the surface.