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While initially, size, subject and color palette command attention, the painting reveals a deeper story. The storm clouds with the sunlit edges represent the bison's weathering of the storm of near extension. The lighting is strategically placed on the mother and her calf to reinforce this triumph. This white newborn calf symbolizes hope for the future and is an indication that good times are to come. The Native Americans see the birth of a white buffalo calf as the most significant of prophetic signs.

I do not remember a time I was not creating art. When I was a little girl, I was always the first in my family to awaken and it was in those early morning hours I would immerse myself in my art. As you can see from my work, I also love animals. Art and animals have always been my tightly intertwined passions. Despite my artistic nature, I found myself in the corporate world for many years. With mounting stress, I began to focus more on my art for relief and in 2000, I traded the corporate ladder for a painter's ladder and started a full time mural business painting both residential and commercial murals. About 15 years into my business I transitioned to the easel doing gallery work, portraits and other commissions. A self...