Pieces for Sale

Unless otherwise noted,
all the images below are of original pieces, not prints.

Be sure to click the small images for a larger view;
however, a scan can not really capture the detail I put into my work.
Most of these pieces are on 9" x 12" or 10" x 14" acid-free drawing paper.

"The Jolly Roger"

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A beach bar where the pirates go.

Watch this space
for future postings!

"Memorial Stadium ~ Champaign, Illinois"

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Home of the University of Illinois football team, the Fighting Illini.

"The Beachcomber's Place"

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"Aunt Sonya's ~ Champaign, Illinois"

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Now razed, Aunt Sonya's was a gathering place for fans of the University of Illinois Illini for many years.

"The Elite Cafe ~ Urbana, Illinois"

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An Urbana landmark, now gone.

"The Chair"

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A Friday afternoon fantasy ~ one of my first forays into the wonderful world of color.

"Seven Chairs'

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Seven inviting beach chairs.

"Beached House on the Dune"

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Jimmy Buffett had a song called "Beach House on the Moon." This one is, perhaps, not so far away.

"Beach Chairs"

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A Friday afternoon fantasy ~ one of my first forays into the wonderful world of color.

"The Troubadour"

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The Troubadour in West Hollywood was a gathering place for many people in the Southern California singer/songwriter music scene of the mid-60s to the mid-70s. Among the frequent patrons in those days were Jackson Browne, Don Henley and Glenn Frey and other members of the Eagles, Warren Zevon, Linda Rondstadt, J.D. Souther, James Taylor, Tom Waits, and Jim Morrison and the Doors. I will be doing more drawings of other sites like the Troub in the upcoming days.

"The Hollywood Hawaiian Hotel"

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Another location important to the people in the Southern California singer/songwriter music scene of the mid-60s to the mid-70s, now razed and replaced with a shopping center. Janis Joplin died here; frequent residents included Warren Zevon, Van Morrison, Tom Waits, and Jim Morrison. The Tropicana was part of the inspiration for Warren Zevon's song "Desperadoes Under the Eaves" ~ he called it The Hollywood Hawaiian Hotel.

"The Tiki Bar is Open"

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"The Turtled Sailor"

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"The Eagle and the Child"

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I have been a fan of J.R.R. Tolkien ever since
I read "The Lord of the Rings" when I was 13. This image is of a pub called "The Eagle and Child," which was for many years the meeting place of the Inklings, a literary group that included Tolkien and C. S. Lewis.

"It's Five O'Clock at
the Somewhere Lounge"

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This item has a print run of ten.
E-mail me for information.

"The Cocktail Flags Are Up"

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Inspired by the music of
Larry McKenna

"The Hammock Club"

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Another one for Jim Morris fans. Inspired by his song "The Hammock Club."

"Old West Main Street"

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"Under the Tiki Moon"

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If you are interested in a purchase or commission,
or in joining an announcement list
that will let you know when I have new work for sale,
please write me at
GreenWoman@halfaftstudio.com