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Harriet Tubman
Born Araminta Harriet Ross, Feb.-Mar. 1822 – March 10, 1913. Abolitionist and Union spy during the American Civil War. Rescued more than 70 slaves using the Underground Railroad. In the post-war era she struggled for women’s suffrage. As a child she suffered a head wound causing seizures, headaches, and visionary dream activity, throughout her life.

"Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world."

The primal urge to create art has been a constant thread in my life. I have continued to create art throughout my life, even with other demands such as my children and family. I like my work have a feeling of playful enthusiasm. The life force in nature is inspiring. In my art I wish to convey my appreciation for the beauty and the energy found in nature. The element of color has been my focus in the creation of my art. Color has energy, emotion and creates a mood. My favorite mediums are Soft Pastels and Oil Colors. I love the immediacy of the pastels. I love oils, the buttery consistency and intense unlimited colors. BACKGROUND For over 25 years I have also worked as a graphic artist. This background gives me the...