This 20” Os octagon tray was painted in 2006 using JoSonja acrylics.  It is basically a geometric design, but I used many different kinds of flowers so the cartouche is actually asymmetrical.   The scene is based on a photo I saw of Os in the late 1800’s.

This medium sized serving tray is 10 x 16 inches.  It's a great size.  I painted it with bright colors in the Os style.

I haven't painted this shelf in a long time; it was calling for a symmetrical Os design.   It would be wonderful also painted on a Smoked Pearl background.

I painted this child's table and chairs for my daughter Virginia's office with her requested Os design.  

I brought this wood piece back from my 2013 seminar trip to Japan. It was so interesting I wanted to design something for it. Sun-K requested the Os style, so this is what developed. I hope you'll enjoy painting this design.

This ten inch plate I taught at the 2018 Palooza convention.  It's bright and cheerful painted with typical Os flowers.  The little church I found in an old book depicting the Os church around 1900.  I'm not sure when it was built, but it's very picturesque.

This Rosette Clock I painted with the Os style at the 2010 Wichita Convention.  It's bright and colorful and a fun design to paint.

I designed this twelve inch clock plate and painted it in the Os style of Annanias Tviet. I love his style as it has lots of details and different kinds of bright flowers and scrolls.

This clock I designed after the kallhovd board that was used in pagan days to keep the evil spirits out of ones house.

I used an Os design above the landscape of an old farm along a fjord that I had photographed.