2025 Art Gallery

Crocheting with needle and Yarn

Let There be Love is a coloring page used with color pencils and crayons representing Valentines day

Drawing with pencil of a Homestead

Drawing with pencil and Paper

Heather Daughter Maci, Senior Parking Spot. --Paint

Paint by number canvas and paint

Wood, Popsicle sticks, and paint.

Flower and cupcake keychain to represent a celebration in the Garden

Senior Pictures

Cardstock Paper, Printer paper, construction paper, coloring pencil, paint, and snowflake stickers

Wooden M and T, Cardstock Paper, and Mod Podge

Canvas and Paint

White Daisies on canvas with green stems

Canvas, pencil, and paint.

A portrait of a stakeholder's dog, Lady, lying under a shade tree on a summer day!

Red Painted box with assorted red and white flowers. A beautiful glittery heart is the focus of the center of arraignment.

Wedding Pictures

A letter J wrapped in Purple Yarn one of my favorite colors!

A patriotic piece featuring the classic Red, White, and Blue

A super cool ghost-guy who has absolutely NO time for Boo's. Painted with acrylic paint onto a round, stretched, canvas.

A palm-sized, groovy trinket dish. Sculpted out of air-dry clay, Painted with acrylic paint, glitter paint, and sealed with high-gloss sealant.

A magical sculpture depicting a Fairy's tiny home. Crafted out of ceramic pots, plastic plates, acrylic paint, faux flowers/moss, miniatures, and sealed with modge-podge.

A window painting of a beach in the summer time.

A window painting of a Birchwood forest in the Fall.

First Day of Senior Year Pants: Ribbon, Fabric Paint, and Diamonds.

Cavas and paint

A sweet snowman friend enjoying the snow! Painted with acrylic paint on canvas panel.

The artist's interpretation of what a Summer Goddess may look like.

An abstract take on turtles!

Rainbow ornament painted with glue to look like stain glass.

Crocheted Candle Holders for July 4th!

Canvas, Straws, Cardstock Paper, Paint

A window painting meant to represent Spring.

Wooden Christmas Tree ornament painted green with green and gold glitter with a red Christmas bell.

There is no place like home but home is where you make it.

It was made from a wooden fairy and a canvas.

The coolest, most colorful cat in town!

A representation of the love our residents have for each other.

A wild ghost babe in her happy place - the forest. Painted with acrylic paints on stretched canvas.

A book lover's To Be Read shelf. Painted with acrylic paint on a round, stretched canvas.

Wooden tree ornament painted green with pink glitter and Christmas bells.

Canvas and Paint

The Silliest Bean-Mosaic Goose around. This piece was created with painted beans and a canvas panel.

Bold, deep, and full of life—just like the night it was made. This striking blue bowl holds more than just color; it holds laughter, connection, and proof that even when you swear you’re not having fun, the art says otherwise. The lotus, strong and steady, rises from the depths, just like Darrel did when he put his brush to work. No matter what he says—this piece speaks for itself. And it says he nailed it.

Linda’s creativity takes center stage in this unique faience-style bowl. The bold design of three fish sharing one head sparks curiosity, symbolizing unity, interconnectedness, or the flow of life’s journey. Set against a deep blue glaze with expressive black detailing, this piece captivates with its depth and originality, reflecting her passion for artistic expression.

Turtle ornament painted with glue to look like stain glass.

Wooden Reindeer ornament with white and red glitter with a green Christmas bell.

Wooden snowflake ornament with blue glitter.

This cross-stitch was made for Halloween

Elder enjoys visiting with other residents and staff!

Handmade crocheted baby hat.

Handmade crocheted hat

A beautiful Hummingbird looking for food painted on a canvas.

This photo was taken at LCCR in Beattyville

The Artists interpretation of what they believe a Summer Goddess may look like.

The artist's favorite animal captured in a stunning diamond painting!

A depiction of a stakeholder's dog, Lady, hanging out with a kitty friend!

A super fun painting created by mixing bubble solution with acrylic paint and blowing bubbles onto a stretched canvas!

This heart’s been through a lot—you can see it in every crease and wrinkle. But look closer, and you’ll see something else: it didn’t tear, didn’t break, didn’t quit. It’s bold, it’s standing strong, and it’s got character that only comes from pushing through. Just like the hands that made it, this heart proves that even on the hardest days, you’re still here, still creating, and still worth more than you know.

Linda’s creation is a touching clay bowl with a lid, housing one large heart alongside four smaller ones. This arrangement symbolizes a nurturing figure surrounded by her children, capturing themes of love, unity, and protection. The handcrafted texture and harmonious design invite viewers to reflect on the bonds that connect us, making “Heartfelt Sanctuary” a poignant tribute to familial love.

Charles drew this picture years ago.

This was made on a day trip with my daughter where many memories were shared.

Cletus the cat, lookin' shiny and new in this amazing diamond painting!

A shy hummingbird, tasting the sweet nectar of wild flowers.

Robin crinkled this paper like it owed her money, and somehow, it turned into a masterpiece! This bold red heart pops against the textured background, proving that a few wrinkles only add character—just like in life. Full of love, full of personality, and guaranteed to bring a smile—just like Robin herself!

Elbert poured his heart into this exquisite faience bowl, capturing the timeless beauty of the lotus—a symbol of resilience and renewal. The deep blue glaze creates a striking contrast against the bold black detailing, drawing the eye to the intricate petals that seem to bloom from within. Each brushstroke reflects his dedication, making this piece a true testament to the artistry and effort he invested. Now, as he stands among his fellow artists, his work shines as a celebration of creativity and perseverance. Welcome back, Elbert—your art belongs here.

Elbert's artwork radiates warmth and sincerity, with a beautifully textured heart that feels both bold and tender. The crinkled effect gives depth and character to the piece, emphasizing the richness of emotion woven into every layer. The vibrant red heart, softly outlined in white and blue, stands as a symbol of love, strength, and creativity. Against a dynamic, textured background, it seems to glow, drawing the viewer in for a closer look. “Heartfelt Reflections” is a testament to Deb’s dedication and artistic spirit, capturing a moment of beauty through texture and color.

Melody enjoys doing needlework in her spare time.

It was painted on a canvas

Artist enjoys coloring pictures and displaying them for all to see.

An abstract painting done with acrylic paint on stretched canvas.

Beautiful flowers

The prettiest Calla Lilies.

A depiction of calm, lazy day by the river.

Enno enjoyed making this unique snowman with a little bit of help from a stakeholder. She made it from yarn. She said that her snowman reminded her of playing outside with her sisters making a snowman in winter.

Anna enjoyed making this wooden clothespin decoration for Christmas and said that it reminded her of the north star in the night sky.

Robin’s bowl captures the beauty of a lotus bathed in moonlight—deep blues swirling like water, petals stretching toward the surface. Bold, intricate lines give it life, making it feel as if it’s gently floating in a peaceful, endless night. A piece full of depth, beauty, and quiet strength—just like the artist behind it.

Orin drew this picture of a barn.

Cross-stitched bird to decorate my home.

Delicately woven with patience and love, this intricate crochet piece tells a story beyond its stitches. Each loop and knot carries the quiet wisdom of hands that have worked through the decades, crafting beauty from the simplest of threads. The starburst pattern radiates like memories cherished in the heart—spreading warmth, tradition, and an enduring sense of home. The vibrant red and teal echo the spirit of celebration, while the soft lace-like edges whisper of elegance, time-honored skill, and devotion to the art of handcrafting. A creation not just of yarn, but of time itself—threaded with stories, resilience, and the unspoken poetry of a life well-lived.

Haunted woods painted on a canvas.

This was painted as a gift for my great niece.

This butterfly was from a cocoon that were found in the LCCR Butterfly Garden that I took home to let hatch.

Gorgeous butterfly diamond art!

The cutest ducks with gorgeous flowers!

Gorgeous, colorful flowers!

The outside faucet running on a warm, spring day.

A sweet little spook hiding behind his favorite pumpkin. Painted with acrylic paint on canvas panel.

Nothing says “therapeutic” like aggressively crinkling a piece of paper before turning it into art! Linda took out some frustration, gave this heart a good wrinkling, and still ended up with something beautiful. The red heart pops, the background adds drama, and the whole piece is proof that sometimes a little crumpling is just part of the masterpiece.

Cross stitched scene used to decorate my home

Crocheted Decor for a side table.

The pumpkin patch painted on a canvas.

This was one of the very first paintings that Jessie completed. She loves cows and really enjoyed painting "MaeBelle".

Michelle made this sunflower hanging art piece as a reminder that there is always some sunshine in your day if you just stop and look for it. Sunflowers always turn their heads toward the bright sun, making them the best flower to cheer you up, to give to a friend, or to make you feel better for a moment as you glance at it.

This photo was taken in the Red River Gorge after a hard rain.

A super fun abstract painting created with acrylic paint mixed with bubble solution and blown onto a stretched canvas.

A fearless lion.

A funny Caricature of the artist's husband. Painted with acrylic paint on stretched canvas.

A trinket bowl sculpted from low fire clay and thrown on a pottery wheel. Painted with acrylic paint and sealed with modge-podge.

A scenic capture of a beautiful Windmill.

A colorful representation of love and devotion.

A colorful display of devotion.

The sweetest snowman friend painted with acrylic paint on canvas panel.

A delightful fairy home made from ceramic pots, plastic plates, acrylic paint, faux moss and flowers, and sealed with modge-podge.

Tonya enjoys crocheting in her spare time.

Crocheted Table/Fireplace Runner.

The icecaps in Juno, Alaska painted on a canvas.

Unedited photography by Michael Thomas.

This was drawn on a log and soon will be craved into a sculpture.

Patsy has been writing poetry and stories since she was in high school. This poem is one of the very first ones that she'd written.

Nita loves to write poetry, as this helps her deal with the stresses of each day. She wrote this poem when she was struggling in life, found an angel to help her through the struggles, and wanted others to have angels too.

Drawing and Painting of Famous Football Teams and Players

This butterfly was found in the LCCR Butterfly Garden.

Antique glass vases with beautiful flowers.

An interpretation of what the artist believes a Summer Goddess may look like.

An interpretation of what the artists believes a Summer Goddess may look like.

A Gingerbread Man Christmas ornament crafted out of salt dough, painted with acrylic paint, and garnished with pom-poms and pipe cleaners!

A super fun painting created with acrylic paint and bubble solution mixed and blown onto a stretched canvas.

An abstract painting done with acrylic paint on canvas panel.

Enno enjoyed making her "one of a kind snowflake" using old fashioned clothespins. She said that no one else can make something as pretty as her snowflake.

Drew this from memory of how the old days used to be by using a sketch pad and charcoal pencils.

Hand painted by Patricia Vannucci.

Donald poured his creativity into this heartfelt piece, embracing every step of the process with determination and care. Using a unique crinkle technique, he brought texture and depth to the artwork, giving the heart a striking, almost three-dimensional effect. The bold red tones contrast against the rich, layered background, symbolizing strength and perseverance. His signature in the corner is a proud finishing touch, marking his dedication to the project. “Resilient Heart” is not just a piece of art—it’s a reflection of passion, effort, and the beauty of giving something your all

I loved being able to paste the tissue paper to make flower buds

On vacation we were walking on the beach and the light was perfect for moonlight on the water picture. Was breath taking

Hand crocheted by Charmaine Phillips.

Birds are beautiful to look at and the sound is very calming to our soul

Nita wrote this poem on a day that she was having a bright day and was thinking about her blessings in life.

Cindy made this handmade hat at her best friend's art studio. She loves the mountains and hiking in them, as this was the inspiration for her hat.

This necklace was made during a recent Jewelry Making activity.

This is Martha's second wooden cross she made from clothespins, this one a little different than her other one, but she loves this one just as well.

Martha loved making this wooden cross using clothespins. At first, she added a guardian angel to it, and had wanted to leave the cross a natural color, but later put some color to it and loved how it turned out. She said that this sculpture represents "Love Above All".

Colorful and bright mandala.

A depiction of spring

The artist's interpretation of what they believe a Summer Goddess may look like.

Geese in flight to their summer home.

A wonderful centerpiece crafted from cray-paper, paper plates, paper cups, paper straws, and faux flowers.

Mary loved making snowflakes using clothespins. She said that she used a many clothespins to hang clothes outside on the line, but never to make beautiful snowflakes.

Photo was taken the aquarium

Photo was taken at Panama Beach

This photo was taken on my senior trip to NY.

Photo taken on a lazy day

Elbert stepped into new creative territory with this clay piece, embracing the challenge with enthusiasm and determination. Shaped entirely by hand, this work carries a raw, expressive energy that highlights the beauty of learning and exploration. The deep blue base, accented with bold red features, creates a striking contrast that draws the eye to the playful yet heartfelt design. Every texture and curve speaks to his willingness to try something new, making “First Impressions” not just a sculpture, but a celebration of creativity, growth, and accomplishment. Well done, Elbert!

Inspired by the artistry of ancient Egyptian faience, Donald crafted this striking bowl with deep devotion and effort. The vibrant blue glaze, reminiscent of the rich hues found in antiquity, serves as the perfect backdrop for his bold black designs. The intricate fish motif, a symbol of life and prosperity, reflects both historical influence and personal expression. Every brushstroke and textured detail speaks to his dedication, bringing a timeless quality to this modern interpretation of an ancient craft. “Echoes of Ancient Hands” is a testament to the power of creativity and the enduring spirit of handmade art.

This is a very touching piece of one of my horses named Chloe. She has what they call a "Watch Eye" or Blue eye-where one is brown and the other is blue. My daughter and I were out feeding horses in a ]light snow and she out her head over the gate and this is the shot we ended up with. A kind, compassionate "Watch Eye" that watches us where ever we go.

These water falls known as the Twin Falls are located at Rockwood State Park and are truly and inspirational site to see. The nature of gods beauty in it's finest hour.

Courtney loves to take photographs of her children and family, scenic views, gardens, and flowers. She tries a different technique just about every time she snaps a photo. She loves this photograph, as she feels that looking at the flowers will bring happiness to someone for a moment.

My story of famous football players and teams. Tell it with with drawing and coloring to make a beautiful picture of our famous players

This is Part of the "Love of Cats" Collection.

This hat was created for wearing at the Kentucky Oaks. It holds a special meaning as it was created for the traditional breast cancer awareness campaign that is part of the Oaks day tradition. Created using a basic straw hat, silk flowers, silk ribbon and various floral picks. The hat was worn in admiration of those fighting this battle, in praise for the survivors and in honor of those who gained their angel wings. I wore and designed this hat for another reason and that was to honor my stepmother who fought this battle.

Pencil drawing created by Margaret House, a resident of Signature at Summerfield. Ms. House loves animals and crafts.

Vanessa wanted to make a unique snowflake, not using clothespins as other Elders had been doing. She wanted to make a jumbo snowflake, so she did. She added finishing touches to her unique snowflake with yarn balls.

This photo was taken at Lucas Lake in Lee County, KY.

This painting was made with canvas and acrylic paint. These Disney characters were painted during February to depict love.

The inspiration was from the movie that was made in 1969 titled Man in the Moon.

Flowers in a Vase like the ones I received from my friends

There is luck and gold at the end of every rainbow

This photo was taken on my 2nd trip to Mexico on the island of Cozumel. As we stood on the bridge and watched the sunset fade I just thought it was the perfect memory to capture in a picture. Gods Natural beauty at work to paint the perfect canvas across the sky.

The Sky is a wonderful thing to us, the beauty of the birds make the blue sky very pretty

Crochet beautiful toboggans with colors of sky.

Nita wrote this poem while having deep thoughts , reminiscing about the past, and thinking of how the years have passed.

Tell a True Story By Drawing and Coloring of our Famous Football Teams and Players

Tell the famous story of our football teams and players by drawing and coloring.

Telling the story of our famous football teams and players by drawing and coloring their pictures

Telling the story of famous football players and teams. Painting and Drawing of the teams and players

Lovely colorful painting

Loretta could not wait to try her hand at making a wreath for Christmas out of old jigsaw puzzle pieces. She hoped that everyone loved it.

This piece was made in appreciation for nurse

This nail design will soon be a popular design.

These nails were done for Valentine's Day party!

This was group project made by residents, Therapy and LED. They had a great time constructing the zoo

Photo taken in the Smoky Mountains!

Piece was made in appreciation for our wonderful nurses!

This piece was made using canvas, glue and glass beads.

I love the spring time and seeing flowers blooming in the garden

Rainbow in a storm is that rainbows do not always have to be perfect

This was a photo I took one morning while we were preparing for a horse show. As the sunrise came up that morning the mist was just starting to lift at the same time. It was beautiful with the horses out on the hill. I have had horses for 40 years of my life and they are the most majestic creatures god gave us. I love this picture so much that I had it printed and have a copy over my couch. Several of my friends also have the same picture and we all live in different states but each day we can see the same view in our living rooms.

A vibrant celebration of nature’s beauty, Golden Harmony captures the warmth and vitality of a sunlit garden. At the heart of the painting, a radiant sunflower bursts with life, its golden petals reaching outward, embracing the world with warmth. A busy bee diligently collects nectar, embodying the rhythm of nature, while a delicate ladybug perches nearby, adding a touch of charm. Surrounding blooms and lush greenery frame the scene, inviting viewers into a world teeming with color, texture, and energy. This piece, signed by the artist Dorothy Kinny, reflects both the serenity and vibrancy of the natural world, evoking feelings of joy, harmony, and appreciation for life’s small wonders.

One day I decided to draw my kitty. I call it, My Little Kitty.

Clifford was proud of himself for making these ornaments for the community Christmas tree. Upon finishing them he said, "I didn't think I could make these but I did!"

"I took up needlepoint because it is so relaxing. Much better than watching television."

Spring wreath

cute tasty reindeer made out of M&M candy canes

Artist enjoys coloring pictures and displaying them for all to see.

Beautiful sky showing God's mighty works!

This necklace was made for one of my favorite artists who is from my hometown.

Hat with blue, pink and green flowers

Virginia made this very beautiful snowflake sculpture using paper and some twists and turns. She was very proud of herself after seeing the finished decor'.

Virginia was the only Elder who would attempt making a unique Christmas tree using a tree branch and some string. She said that this is the kind of Christmas tree you would find in the mountains.

Photo was taken on a wonderful vacation!

Ethel made these beautiful snowflake decorations for Christmas.

Pillowcase made with love on the mind.

Barbara enjoyed painting Frosty's cousin "Bluie". She said that he was a south pole snowman, which is Frosty's cousin.

Purse made with inspiration from Dolly Parton.

Art was made with canvas, glue and glass beads

Kellie made this bottle holder to carry her pop around the facility.

Kellie made this blanket for a therapist for her upcoming baby

This piece was made with canvas, glue and glass beads.

Crocheted a beautiful dress for special doll.

Precious Moments cross stitching.

Handmade bracelet by Joe Ann Mallory.

This artwork was made using acrylic paint and a fan to spread the colors outward. The bold splatters and streaks create an energetic, explosive effect, making it feel lively and full of motion. The mix of bright colors against the white background adds a sense of excitement and creativity.

This was a truck that this resident always wanted since a child.

I love to doodle and draw in my spare time, its always been a passion of mine. This star reminds me that their are shining stars in my life and I love being apart of that. God is my shining star!

I like to color and it makes me feel better and calms me down. I love snow so I picked this snowman.

I love flowers and we were making stain art on canvas so I decided to add the flowers to my window

Bees love flowers and i love summer

Flower garden

In honor of St Patrick's day

This Photograph was taken in Rockwood state Park in TN. We took the 3 hour drive to see the amazing waterfalls and my dog looked so perfect sitting on the rocks we decided to do a mini photo shoot and this picture was a product of that trip. He is a 6 year old Australian Cattle dog, rescued out of Mississippi from a cruelty case. I have owned him for 5 years now.

Harvest Memories beautifully captures the warmth of rural life and the deep bond between two generations. An elderly farmer, dressed in worn yet familiar overalls, stands proudly beside a young girl in a blue polka-dot dress, her expression full of admiration and joy. The setting is a vibrant countryside, where a gentle cow drinks from a pond, a rustic barn stands in the distance, and the fruits of their labor—juicy apples—are carefully gathered in crates and barrels. This painting radiates nostalgia, love, and the timeless spirit of hard work, reminding viewers of the simple joys of family, tradition, and a life connected to the land.

This owl was crocheted for one of our elders

Artist enjoys coloring pictures and displaying them for all to see.

Painting a famous singer that will always be remembered

this is part of the "Love of Cats" collection.

The is part of the Managers Collection- This is a painting of Jai the Activities Director.

I enjoy birds watching them, talking to them, and painting them.

hand painted silent night plaque

Elder enjoys coloring and decorating her room with her artwork!

Ms. Margaret created this wreath as part of the Homemade Holidays campaign. It was created using a styrofoam wreath form, burlap ribbon, and silk flowers accented by golden leaves and pine cones. This artistic piece was proudly displayed at the welcoming table of our home during the holiday season.

This hat holds special meaning as it was created to honor the tradition of wearing pink on Kentucky Oaks day to recognize the fighting spirit of breast cancer survivors. The materials used were a basic straw hat, silk flowers and greenery, silk ribbon and hot glue. Pretty in Pink is worn in admiration of those fighting the battle of breast cancer, in praise of the survivors and in honor of those who gained their angel wings. (created April 2024)

Realtistic pencil drawing

Words of Encouragement

Elder enjoys sharing memories of her family

Patricia wanted to make a Christmas star to decorate her tree. She decided to try to make one with wooden clothespins as other Elders were making snowflakes.

Oma can be seen coloring almost 24/7.

Kathy enjoys sharing her colorings with others

Kathy enjoys displaying her artwork for all to see.

Enjoyed coloring this photo that includes flowers and verses!

Acrylic marble inspired painting.

Colorful pieces of handmade jewelry displayed on a wooden board.

I love to draw and color. I got the idea to draw a cabin from it being Abraham Lincoln's birthday.

Gary draws beautiful nature scenes in his spare time.

When she was around the age of 11 and 12 her grandmother taught her how to cross stitch. It brings her back to memories of her times spent with her grandmother. Cross stitching is very relaxing for her, and it is neat to see what you have created once it is finished. Mickey Mouse fan and I have seen patterns and grabbed them off the shelf at the store and took it home and started working on it that day and it relaxes me and takes the stress away.

Unedited photograph taken by Michael Thomas.

This resident painted a wooden Snowman. She enjoyed making snowmen as a child.

Just felt like painting a snowflake one day

It was halloween time and I liked painting this ghost to have for Halloween

I was a artist but longer can use my hands well. I loved being able to pick my colors and move the paint around with my one hand

My lady bug

My rainbow pot was on the side of a hill

I have an obsession with Bridges and how they are built and manufactured. I love to see different structure types and wanted to portray that in my own art. This picture is of a bridge right down the road from where I live.

This resident is ready for spring! She painted beautiful flowers on a blank canvas.

Mardi Gra Mask

This charming wooden artwork captures the essence of farm life with a bold, simplistic style. A proud white rooster stands tall beside a content brown pig, set against a serene countryside backdrop of blue skies and rolling green fields. The handcrafted, layered elements add a sense of dimension, making the scene feel both playful and inviting. Barnyard Companions celebrates the rustic beauty of farm animals and the peaceful harmony of rural living, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth. Perfect for farmhouse décor, this piece brings a touch of country charm to any space.

Crochet of Rainbow of Many Colors, Items used crochet material, crochet needles and Rainbow Colors

Vicki couldn't let this moment pass, capturing this beautiful sunset on her phone's camera.

Beautiful spring flowers make from paper

While relaxing on Easter morning 2024, Vicki went into her backyard to capture this glorious sunrise using her smart phone's camera.

Vicki created this centerpiece for the fall season using styrofoam, silk flowers and pumpkin picks. As a lover of flower arranging, she often creates centerpieces to display in the workplace.

Beautiful welcome door plaque

Ms. Ellen loves when birds appear outside her window. She loves to color indicating that the two birds in this picture are representative of two who have visited her window.

This is a painting with acrylic paint and canvas. The inspiration came from painting a picture for Valentine's day.

cute little Rudolf necklace

Grand AM model car

beautiful multi colored pot holder

Ms. Cindy, who loves to art, created this piece using finger paints of various colors.

Created as part of the Homemade Holidays campaign. Ms. Cindy loves arts and crafts and created this piece using various ornaments and added a bow that she stated set the piece off. This piece was a prized addition to our Christmas decor.

Pen Sketch of a tired angel

Charcoal Picture of owl

Cersamic owl painted with matte paint

Coloring of an Owl

Words of Wisdom

Mary tried her hand at making wooden beaded ornaments for the community Christmas tree. She said that she just twisted them one way, then another to make these ornaments.

Crocheted a rug to decorate my room.

Painting on construction paper in a black frame.

Greeter Falls is a local attraction for the Grundy County Area that he has visited his whole entire life. It is a local tourist attraction to Stone Door, Salvage Gulf, and Fiery Gizzard.

I made this in a craft group we were having during the holidays.

Lighthouses to me represent a solitary lifestyle. When I think about it a Lighthouse an active lighthouse 7.2 km. off the coast of the southwest coast of Iceland. It is described as the most isolated lighthouse in the world. The beauty of the sea coupled with the seclusion of a lighthouse worker is a comforting thought. Lighthouses come in all shapes and sizes, and by their very native attract tales of shipwrecks, adventure and even tales of ghosts and ghostships. The life stories about lighthouse keepers' fascinating lives filled with hope and tragedy, lonely lives weave almost mystical tales.

The heart of Daisy sitting in a bed of flowers.

Hand painted shamrock by Johnny Henson.

This painting is on canvas with acrylic paint. This gnome was painted to display for St. Patrick's day.

This is a beautiful painting made with canvas and acrylic paint. It is a nice addition to any room.

This was inspired by the movie "Free Willy"

This was an inspiration from the Superbowl. Chiefs VS Eagles. These are helmets that have been spray painted, and the logos were hand painted using acrylic paint.

Patch work on canvas I liked working with the colors

I like to color and I like flowers

Blue and Purple Flower

I use to be an artist but now can't do it very well. Making this bat was a nice way for me to express my artistic expression

Fall art and my pumpkin said boo

This resident painted colorful Easter shapes on a canvas to highlight the Easter holiday coming up.

Handmade bracelet by Joe Ann Mallory.

Hand painted by Patricia Vannucci.

A young boy grasps his granddad’s walker, the frame towering over him as he takes careful steps forward. Though too big for him, he holds onto it with determination, as if borrowing not just the walker but the strength and wisdom of the man who once used it. The black-and-white tones add a timeless feel, emphasizing the connection between generations. Light and shadow play across the scene, highlighting both innocence and resilience. The Journey Begins is a quiet yet powerful moment—a child stepping into the path of those who came before him, carrying their spirit as he moves forward.

This is a daffodil I did to represent Spring arriving.

Crochet small toboggans for small heads to keep smalls warm

My art works is an abstract that shows the same triangle in many different sizes of the shapes and the media used was acrylic.

My Painting is and abstract that show many different types of colors and brush strokes.

Painting done using acrylic paint. This painting is apart of the Managers collection

Fall makes me think of Harvest time and all that has to be done at that time of year.

Enjoying the time when Fall comes in view.

I enjoy taking drawings of women and make them come to life with color.

Sea Turtle made from the flint rocks found in a field in Hardin County. This art piece is a handcrafted depiction of a sea turtle, carefully assembled using flint rocks of various shades and textures. The turtle's body is intricately designed with an array of earthy-toned stones, ranging from light beige to deep brown, some exhibiting a subtle shimmer or rough, jagged edges that enhance the organic aesthetic.

Wooden mandala painted with various colors or gel pens

Grapevine wreath dressed in a variety of greenery topped with a bright pink and cheetah print ribbon

Colored picture of flowers

Scrapbook

Tole painting on a wooden plaque

Wreath made using different items/craft supplies from Dollar Tree.

Turtle Painting done with acrylic painting.

Made using acrylic paint. Chose her colors because she thought they were pretty. She was inspired by the work of Alma Woodsey Thomas- famous abstract painter.

This piece of art was created using a canvas , different brushes , and acrylic paint. Gary was thinking about him time in the army, target practice with a rifle.

I made this during a hat day craft. This hat can be used for multiple occasions.

Gary enjoys expressing his creativity thru art.

Gary is a very talented artist. He enjoys drawing these beautiful nature scenes in his spare time.

Gary draws in his spare time, he uses only a pen, sketch pad and his memories.

Gary loves to draw during his free time, uses only a pen and a sketch pad & his memory.

This was a heartfelt gift for her sister-n-law who has always had a deep love for angels. I wanted to craft something that would resonate with her and reflect the beauty and mystery that angels represent. The Weeping Angel, with its delicate and hauntingly beautiful appearance, seemed like the perfect choice to express both grace and strength. I chose the colors that would capture the light perfectly from her kitchen window to bring warmth and light while reminding her that angels are always with us. She has MS so ultimately, this creation was a way for me to show my love and appreciation for her, by crafting something unique and meaningful -a piece of art that would reflect her love for angels while also serving as a reminder of the connection we share.

He colored this picture because it is an owl that reminds me of what obstacles you come across in life you don't always have to stay in one place, and he realized that when a stroke affected him at an early age, he was going to continue being him and climb through any situations and that is where he is at today.

Sabra took a simple process and made it look like a masterpiece. A blue wash, a flower design, some Mod Podge—and boom, perfection. She didn’t overthink it, she just got it done, because that’s what a powerhouse does. No fuss, no frills, just a bold, beautiful bowl that speaks for itself—kind of like Sabra!

April showers bring May flowers.

Galaxy around the Eiffel Tower.

Red Cardinal to show love, hope, and renewal.

As a reminder of inner strength and a symbol of freedom, this beautiful Tucan is surrounded by colorful flowers.

Bright Light Sammy the cat, sharing a beautiful orange flower in a pot.

Hand crocheted by Charmaine Phillips.

Favorite Disney characters as a child

Satin glass Window was made with tissue paper to give the illusion of a stain glass window on canvas

Festive Mardi Gra Mask

Mr. Snowman is wooden and was painted with love. This resident enjoyed making snowmen as a child.

Go Dallas!

Made out of clay.

Hand crafted shamrock by Johnny Henson.

This is a diamond art picture I did of one of my favorite old trucks.

This is a diamond art picture I did of one of my favorite old trucks.

Just like the work of Picaso i did and abstract piece that allows the viewer to come up with what they see.

This abstract artwork captures all the colors of the rainbow and how when life reflects you can see all the colors the world has to offer.

Elvis Tells Us A Story of How We Live and Love

This Photo was captured in the foothills of Morgantown Ky; while out taking photos a farmer allowed me to travel back on his farm where I captured this beautiful scene. The Media is Digital Photography

This painting is part of the Managers Collection.

This is a painting that was done with acrylic. It is part of a collection called the "Managers". Lorraine is the ADON and Signature Healthcare of Norfolk.

I enjoy taking pictures of women and bringing the to life with color.

I enjoy the Fall season; here you will see a tree at its prettiest time.

This is a puzzle that was made and framed. Barbara loves watching the birds and she wanted to make this puzzle with the beautiful blue birds.

This art project was made using several different items. Some items used were paint, ribbon, foam, and cardboard. This item was made with love to be displayed on table for all to enjoy.

These cute wall decorations are made using fans, ice cream sticks, straw hats, wire, and baby socks.

These animal puzzles are 3D wooden puzzles. Barbara enjoys making these and displaying them for all to enjoy.