Creations made from my wanderings in the wilderness…
My Series of “Campfire Tales”
Super light driftwood is the platform to this fishy (bone, that is) little seascape.
I used shells, fish bones and skulls and strange little
mushroom-like fungus for this fun piece…
Tiny bones washed with green paints and stood upright make the sea flora;
a little crab skeleton guards the cave of jewels & crystals…
My husband and I found these two awesome pieces of driftwood while camping along the Kern River in CA. They fit together perfectly & a gold piece of fool’s gold brings and mischievous glint to the serpent’s eye…
I found the bird-shaped driftwood at Elephant Butte;
I also found tons of trash left behind by careless fishermen and visitors…
So, I put it all together with tire tread, feathers and broken glass to make
Otis, The Oil Bird…
This castle is made from the rotted ends of our old carport beams…
A cross made of old barnwood, bone, green glass and
tiles I salvaged from a remodeling job we did.










