A sea of bright happy flowers littered across not one, but two canvases. This diptych would look impressive either split up and on either side of something larger (window, mirror, over twin beds, etc.) or immediately adjacent as they were painted. The technique used allows for thick and heavily brush strokes. The impressive texture can be seen from any viewpoint. About the artist: Teresa M. Turner became a full time artist in 1992, creating mixed media sculptures and paintings. She works in a variety of media, though most of her two dimensional pieces are acrylics or oils on canvas. Other two dimensional media she employs include watercolors, pen and ink, photography, graphite, and gouache. Teresa's sculptures, employing a variety of ancient techniques, are often done in leather and porcelain. Frequent travel in the US and Canada, as well as travels in Europe, provide Teresa with the ideas and inspiration for many of her pieces. She has a great love of the outdoors, as well as a lifelong interest in history, which greatly influence her work. Teresa's work appears in private collections throughout the US and Canada, as well as throughout Europe and the UK. Additionally, pieces have been added to locations in the public sector for permanent display in city offices and educational centers. In addition to shows and gallery exhibitions, her work has been exhibited at such locations as the Royal Botanical Gardens in Hamilton, Ontario, and the Smithsonian National Zoo