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Here are some of my valued and lovely collectors who don't mind going public about it.
We'd love to see your picture here -- please email me one!

(last updated June 1, 2010)

Left: "Stop the Madness!" Art imitates life. Elke, dog of Cynda and Joe Bishop in Louisville, KY, eyeing the light on the ceiling, she likes to jump for them when Cynda or Joe turns the lights on. They have to tell her "Stop, no stop!" when she gets too carried away jumping for lights. Cynda and Joe bought this piece from me in Louisville, KY at Folk Fest, November 2006.

Max Daniels, Sara and Miles with "Everything's up to date in Kansas City." Of course they live in Boston.

"Walks Alone" standing with his portrait. (Walks lives with Terri James in North Kansas City, Missouri)

The Queen Bee with the Queen Bee herself. (Also known as Livi-Luv, the adorable niece of our friend Brett Baker in Maryland)

The lady that is determined to force my goodness upon the lovely folks at NYPD Blue, our dear friend "Cousin" Joyce Davis with "Call your mom."

Some of you may know that Bunny just loves policemen, so you can imagine her delight at this photo opportunity with her new friend.

Ron Collie and me (Cher-Ee) and "Desert Dog." Ron is wearing his Cher T-Shirt because Ron is the worlds biggest fan of Cher. (well, besides me).

Holly Lua out on the front porch of NYPD Blue with princess and Mr. Sparkle rusty can purses

Carol Banker with a bunch of art purchased at Cousin Joyce's art in the lobby sale at NYPD Blue at Fox Studios in Los Angeles. Cousin Joyce standing in for James P. McDaniel who bought "Man in his sweater (his mom made it)" thank you Cousin Joyce and all my friends at NYPD Blue. I had a lovely visit!

Back to Kansas City

Charlotte and Kim with "Dog" and "Larry, Mo and Curly." Charlotte is quite a fashion plate,

this is her ensemble during a recent visit when her dad, Antonio, was fixing my computer

Meet my neighbors in Kansas City, MO! (well, until I moved) Terri Juarez with "Alfredo" lived next door,

Richelle Cerino with "Hula Lady", lived across the street. They were the best neighbors! Richelle has probably the largest collection of Shari Elf mermaids in her bathroom of any Elf collector. We need a picture of this!