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This is some of Matilda’s newest work, her series about the mind is still in progress.

Our human mind is a mystery beyond all mysteries. Though it is physical, even our neuroscientists cannot understand how it works, how much less its spiritual components?

This is some of Matilda’s Newest Work as she returns/wrestles with her Faith.

As well as many past pieces, painted to illustrate Scripture.

“This body of work is like the dark night of the soul, illustrating a challenging time of my life. 

With many ethereal vortexes appearing it touches on inner contemplation. Meditation starts to show its many faces, the shadows dug up from the subconscious, its mirroring illusions of false hopes shrouded in light.”

This series is an illustration of the metaphysical connection of body and spirit. Beginning with simple manifestations of vibration in the body such as goosebumps and moving on to illustrate the five senses, ending at the sixth sense of infinite possibility. 

Created at a time of much confusion, I sought to infuse one world with another, not realizing to live in two opposing words is an illusion, no matter how well they seem to fit together. In the end one is tainted or loses some of its light.

“Scattered with Suns, Moons & Mandalas, this collection is full of joyous expressions of nature!

The forest is where I find it easiest to sit in the silence and connect with my Creator

Each Painting is a treasure; a nugget of wisdom from God.”

“The beauty of winter is such a huge inspiration to my art; it fills my heart with music! 

I hope this collection conveys the joy I find in the snowy winter, skiing or singing or both!”

“This collection is a representation of being true to yourself like a child!

I often think of myself as a frog, singing, jumping & being weird! Children do this better than all of us, never toning themselves down to fit in.”

Drawings for sale and an archive of past works

“This is a collection of plein air Montana landscapes.”

“Art with a mind of its own.”

“I thought it might be fun for you to see some of the art I have created as stepping stones to lead me to where I am today.

This is not anywhere close to all of the work I have created but I was able to gather up quite a few pictures for you to enjoy!”

“Here’s a collection of miscellaneous studies in watercolor and gouache. With a few in ink or color pencil.”

A collection of Paintings about Romance