Available Artwork

Mei hua, or "plum blossom," is the national flower of China.

Khari-bulbul is the Azerbaijani name for an orchid (Ophrys caucasica) native to the Karabakh region that overlaps Armenia and Azerbaijan.

Ubax qurux badan means "beautiful flower" in Somali.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

Pua ma'o hau hele is the Hawaiian word for yellow hibiscus.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

Catch a glimpse through a wenge window into a private world beyond.

This piece uses the natural motion of the wood grain to emulate the peace and serenity that playing music can create.  Play evokes the emotion of listening to a private outdoor performance.

This piece captures a moment in dance.

A woman in a traditional Japanese Kimono taking a moment to enjoy the little things.

Tiny glass Betta bowl.

A burst of leaves and colour capture the attention in this portrait.

A graphite study of one of the intricate hairstyles of traditional Japanese Geisha.

A detail study of the unique foot wear, or "geta" worn by Japanese Geisha.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Part of my "Light It Up" series.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Part of my Light It Up series.

Miniature Orchid in bloom.

Setting sail in a tiny glass sea.

Part of my Steeps and Tweets series.

Part of my "Steeps and Tweets" series.

Part of my Steeps and Tweets series.

Part of my Steeps and Tweets series.

Part of my "Steeps and Tweets" series.

Part of my Steeps and Tweets series.

A stunning beauty wearing an epic head wrap.

A vintage style portrait of a Victorian era beauty.

A classic monochromatic beauty.

A classy lady in the style of a vintage photograph.

A small portrait of a lovely lady sporting a head wrap.

Octopus are masters of camouflage. This piece was designed to create the illusion of an octopus blending into the background as you move around the piece.

A golden display of wildflowers.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

Chisai Hana means "tiny flowers." The charm of this piece is the subtle flowers going across the bottom of the kimono as well as the left sleeve. It invites one to look at the fine detail closer.

Nami means "wave." It is Natasha's favourite piece in the collection.

Kumo to Sagiri means "clouds and mist." Feel like you are looking into a scene from early morning, where the mist has not yet dissipated and the clouds are low.

Kotan means "elegant simplicity." By keeping the design simple, the gorgeous wood speaks for itself.

Sensu means "folding fan," and refers to the small fans decorating the kimono. Each tiny fan is made of a different wood type, bringing depth to the piece.

Soujun means "early spring." This kimono celebrates the blossoms that announce the early spring.

Uzu means "swirl." The name captures the fun in this piece.

I have always loved the odd growth formations of cacti. It was a fun challenge to represent them with an organic medium like wood.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.

This piece is available at Bay 1 Gallery.