PMP's hands were always busy.

While at Emily Carr College of Art & Design PMP discovered she liked to paint big.

After 17 years selling advertising for the Edmonton Journal PMP explore textual inclusions in her work.

When the person who purchased her 4x4 of a Geranium and ordered a second one PMP painted a series of LARGE blossoms.

PMP was never still.

The architect Peter Batoni was a neighbour who encouraged PMP to paint.

PMP explored colour with form.

PMP studied at the U of A 1958-62 where the figure as a subject of study. Is this still a thing in art school?

PMP in Bruce Alberta in a one room school house converted into home and studio. Her grandparents were homesteaders near Westlock.

PMP was an Albertan. She loved the landscape.

An arrangement of items in a bowl on her coffee table inspired a number of fanciful explorations of circles.

A bundle of PMP's early canvases revealed some of her early works.

PMP painted herself in various stages of her life.

PMP painted many of the important people in her life .