Peggy’s Recent Artwork

Unicorn - made from parts of Royal Palm fronds. Acrylics with sealer. Peggy used several new techniques to create this piece. She cut and shaped thin parts of the palm (Peggy calls the thin area “Fleather”, for frond leather), then she curled them with a curling iron to achieve the rippled mane.

33”w x 30”h

$600 US, plus tax and shipping

Gemma Giraffe - a new, smaller size. 12”w x 24”h

Made from Royal Palm Tree fronds.

$600 US, plus tax and shipping

Miss Mackenzie Macaw - Acrylics on palm tree parts with wood backer. 17”w x 32”h

$500 US, plus tax and shipping

Seagulls. Their bodies, beaks, and feet are made from Queen Palm seed pods. The legs are cut from Palmetto stems. Painted with acrylics and sealed with multiple coats of acrylic sealer.

$350 US, plus tax and shipping

Great blue heron. Palm tree fronds and their soft edges are used to create the body and feathers of the magnificent heron. Acrylic paints complete the piece.

30”w x 55”h

$900 US plus tax and shipping

Flora Flamingo. All feathers are created from the soft edges of palm fronds. Neck and head are fashioned from papier-mâché with an armature of recycled foil. Acrylic paints and sealer complete the piece.

$600 US, plus tax and shipping