From a petunia that shyly peeps out of its mossy background of leaves while still in mid bloom, its petals white with a purple tinge with a spot of yellow green nectar; to a sunflower that reaches out of a lush background, it looks lovingly down upon the viewer, almost like a mother would look at her child. Victoria can capture the very personality of each flower she paints.

Aspens in the thick of fall.These  trees are full of life and color, even as their leaves begin to change and fall, yet they do not seem lonely because they have each other for company.

Just before the madness of the day starts, the viewer can enjoy the calmness of the flower market’s beauty. 

Trying a few different styles, Victoria starts with an abstract rose displaying a loose and wild paint style. The viewer can easily see the rose, a perfect card size good for any occasion. Next a red hibiscus with a blue and green background that is full of texture.

An evening dove seeming at home while nestled into the crazy background.A curious Cardinal looking at the viewer, almost blending in with the background, feeling safe. 

Ethiopian child portrait in a basic t-shirt on basic black background.  He looks off to the side, almost avoiding eye contact with the viewer, with a small shy smile as if he as a secret.

An orange has found itself among the wild flowers just waiting for someone to find it.  Every artist has to do their version of a bowl of fruit. This one is set off by an irregular bowl with an interesting background.

A bold commitment to abstract, there are cool and hot colors, a shimmering light against dark, flowing through a space of rigid grey. 

Tucked in the woods and bathed in sunlight, this little cabin has a subtle cheeriness.