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 Pretty much anything can be an object for my painter's eye. Often I paint dreams or memories in addition to objects or scenes

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Hula Popper & Others

My sisters and I were giant fans of the TV show, The Carolina Sportsman (later The Southern Sportsman) sponsored by Arbogast lures. Fishing lures are pretty wonderful little objects, and really fun to paint. 


Hula Wiggler & Others

Arbogast Original & Others

Swimmers

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