Striped bass with lemons, white wine and capers garnished with tarragon. Toss a nice green salad with the salad dressing of your choice, along with a glass of Channing Daughters 2006 Chardonnay (Long Island Wine), have Miles Davis playing on your Ipod.
This petite acrylic painting is a 4x6 on primed canvas paper. 
The alligator pear. Native to tropical America.
City Lights is done with oils on an 8x10 primed masonite board. 
I am a collector. I love to go to yard sales, thrift stores, and the occassional visit to an antique store. I refinish, I repair,I recycle. 
"You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you." James Allen
In my profile I wrote, "I do not have a fancy studio" and as you can see I don't!!!!
I love my veggies!!!!!! If I didn't love a nice juicy steak more I could be a vegetarian.
We haven't seen any blue sky around here in a few days. The weather has been cloudy, not hot, but, humid and just "yucky".
This petite painting is
This petite painting would make anyone want to take a country stroll down a country path. 
This piece was done with recycle wood.
This petite painting, "YELLOW PEPPER" is number 5 of a sweet pepper series. 
This abstract painting is done with pen and ink on an 8x10 artboard.
The "ROOSTER" is a 5x7 oil on masonite.
The bullhorn pepper takes 55 days to grow green and 75 to turn red. This pepper measures 8 to 10 inches long and resembles a bulls horn. A sweet, full pepper flavor, that goes well with pasta sauces and stir fries. 
This petite painting is done in oil on primed canvas paper.
This petite abstract painting is a 5x7 acrylic on masonite. 
I enjoyed painting "Haley's Chair" so much I said to myself, Sharon, why not paint a few more of these cute petite paintings. They are painted in arylic, which allows me to be able to scan the same day. Hope this painting makes you smile!!!!!!!!!
While I was painting this petite chair a smile came on my face and I thought of my granddaughter. Haley and her brother just spent two months with us. She turned two this past July, and she is a real girly-girl and as cute as this painting. 
My second daughter, Dawn, moved back home after ten years of NYC living. Last year Dawn did a ten month program with the NYC Parks. Dawn went to the city schools and taught the children about the environment. Then she brought them into their neighborhood parks where they learned to appreicate, first hand, what they learned in school. She loved the work and learned a lot from the program.
This is a practice painting I did a while ago. 
This painting is of The Barrier Beach of Fire Island,NY. It is like city living with sand, sun and surf. This is a old painting I did a while ago. I wanted to post a painting today but the
This petite painting is number 3 of my Sweet Pepper series.
Asparagus is a perennial plant. 
"Country Living" sounds good to me!!!! Could use some of it right about now. But instead I need to get ready for an Art Show on September 16th to benefit SPLASHES OF HOPE a non-profit organization of artists who hand paint murals in healthcare facilities.
I was going thru a magazine and saw a tea set. Somehow this paintings came into my mind. I had fun painting it. It makes me smile, how about you.
This is number 5 of the series. I love doing these paintings. They are so much fun and I think "cute".
