Step into our gallery and explore a curated collection of Kathy’s artistic journey, where each piece reflects a blend of creativity, craftsmanship, and imagination. From delicate calligraphy and elegant wedding designs to personalized artwork and intricate Celtic knotwork, every creation is thoughtfully designed to bring beauty and meaning to life’s special moments. This space showcases the diversity of her work, highlighting the fine details, textures, and artistic styles that make each piece truly one of a kind. Browse through and let these creations inspire your own vision, because every design begins with a story waiting to be told.
Celtic & KnotWork Art Work
These lovely interwoven piece is done in a light purple and green. There are various shades of blue on the precious hearts and the interwoven knot. It is also adorned with a wonderful gold circle in the center.
A beautiful piece inspired by the work of the ancient manus. The letter is inlayed with 23k gold and has spirals and knots throughout. The colors of this Celtic letter “K” are done in blue, orange, yellow, and green. I love the interlocking knots on the inside of this “K”, it shows of the spirals that wind up the ends of this letter. However, my favorite part of this letter is the large knotwork in the middle of this letter, which I illuminate with 23k gold leaf.
Focus your eyes on the center of this painting and you'll see the ""Irish Butterfly"
Wow, it got caught out in the rain and still it appears lovely with the beautiful shades of purple sprouting out and adoring the sky. The sky just burst open and the rain came pouring down from the heavens to nourish this sweet little baby.
The Celtic knots at the bottom are done in earth tones to remind us of the nourishment that comes from the earth to make it live also.
This wreath you may have noticed resembles larva. Perhaps that’s because there is a butterfly in the middle of it. Yes, you guessed it I just love butterflies. Also, in the wreath there are berries to adore.
Angel baby sits upon her Irish throne of blueish green knotwork and of course on her lovely purple pillow to support her precious feet. Her wings are spread wide with a golden shine and her brown hair flows long as she knows that one day she will grow to be a real princess!
Cordelia, in Irish, means jewel of the sea. I thought this looked like a beautiful ornate jewel that I would love to find at the bottom of the sea. The colors are varying greens and blues and turquoise with 23kt gold diamonds on the top and bottom.
A beautiful piece inspired by the work of the ancient manus. The letter is gilded with 23k gold and has spirals and knots throughout.
Gouache
23k gold
Ink on watercolor paper
Angels watching, can you see the four angels looking down from above directly at YOU? With their brilliant gold halo and donned in their bright colorful robes. The robes are illuminated with 23k gold in circling brilliant colorful jewels. These are no ordinary angels. There is a explosion of power about these angels with all the colors and light imaginable.
These four angels have gathered their hands together to bring their individual power together. The power of four angels coming together in unison to be as one, praying to God on your behalf. Angels are watching over you
Big and beautiful with green Celtic knots showing off this flag shaped vision. She is showing off her tail feathers in green and gold and her under feathers are shades of purple and gold. Her body is made up of lovely pink and purple and gold and orange adorn the neck.
Gold locks in this image with four blocks and copper them and the extraordinary knotwork at the bottom of this piece.
Irish greens just swoop you into the mood on this piece! This four leaf clover is illuminated with four wide copper hearts inside each leave, and held together by a common gold V-shape on the end of each of them. Inside each leaf the knots took many twists and turns. I dropped in sixteen gold diamond shapes which added a unique accent to this piece.
The colors are great with the varying shades of greens and enclosed by the thick copper leaf. The russet orange knot wraps itself around the quite intricate green knot inside each leave. This was a very fun piece to do!:-)
This was inspired from looking over photos of the historical crosses in Ireland. So here I go again! This is a bold thickly layered gold cross on a black background that totally makes it “pop out” at you.
The four spaces on the sides are complex knots that are paint with reddish orange colors. You are also reminded of the same colors of knots in the center and each of the four parts of the cross. This cross has a sort oriental feel to it.