This series of paintings depict the colorful lichens found in southwest Colorado. Multiple layers of acrylic glazes are used to create the lichen textures in relief.

These four paintings capture entry ways to small animals' burrows. The medium is acrylic wash with a protective polycrylic finish. Painted birch ply mats are permanently bonded to the paintings which are then framed with handcrafted rustic cherry.

Size: Framed - 20 1/2" x 16 1/4"; image size - 19" x 14 3/4"

A walk across the mesa is as fascinating and spectacular underfoot as the landscapes of sky and mountain in the distance. Underfoot the colors and textures of the mesa floor are constantly changing from one step to the next as well as season to season. These six paintings depict a part of the infinite variety of the forest floor we walk upon.

The medium is acrylic wash with a protective polycrylic finish. Painted birch ply mats are permanently bonded to the paintings which are then framed with handcrafted rustic cherry.

Size: Framed - 16 1/8" x 20 3/8"; image size - 16 3/4" x 15"

Wood-relief composition, also known as intarsia, has been practiced for centuries in nearly every culture. Pam is now taking it in a new direction with her bright colors and stylized designs. Each of her pieces is a unique work designed and produced by Pam and her husband, Dennis. Pam develops a detailed drawing, which is transferred to woods of varying thickness and cut on a scroll saw by Dennis to create relief. These cut pieces are refined by Pam's carving and ultimately painted in bold and bright acrylics. An integral part of each piece is the custom frame built by Dennis as the finishing touch to the work. Lastly, a polycrylic finish is applied to complete the process.

This series of intarsia landscapes are called Contours. For this series, Pam used a smaller format and painted each of the four edges with a dark color that gives them a finished look.

Size: 10" x 10" x 3/4"

This acrylic and ink painting is the original art work for the Arts Beat Progressive Dinner - 2007. It is framed in black painted wooden frame with a white, 8-ply, acid-free, beveled mat.