A year ago I lost my beloved Tula to lymphoma-@*&%$#@Cancer!
Tula
I was hit by the triple whammy of mourning, autumn and the dreaded “Falling Back!”
It was dark, rainy and cold.
So what does an artist do to raise her spirits?
Paint skeletons!
My 1st painting was done in acrylic on an old board with appliqued, dried, ferns.
I painted several memorial images of Tula, and other dogs and cats.
PansyCat
The ghost of Seabiscuit
Northern Pike
The solstice sheep
This year my Dia de los Muertos altar will be packed with color and light to honor my beloved dead.
Ashley Wolff 
Ashley, your Skelton art is outstanding, what a wonderful tribute to Tula. Bravo!
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Thank you, Sharon–I have tons more and will be creating more this winter. I have so many ideas.
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I look forward to your art magic coming soon.
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So filled with heart, soul, beauty, and love. Thank you so much for sharing this with us! XOXO
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Thank you, Sweet Dawn.
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These really are stunning Ashley!
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Thank you, EOD! Miss you, Darlin’ I hope you are keeping well.
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The visual translation of an exquisite bond. Wunderschoen!
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Vielen Dank, Julie!!
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How can I find prices on your art?
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Hi Debbie,
I don’t have a gallery, but I do sell privately. My pieces range in price from $400 for smallish (5″x7″) to several thousand for the largest pieces. To see more, I’ve posted most on my Day of the Dead pinterest page https://www.pinterest.com/jashleywolff/day-of-the-dead/ . Most are down near the bottom. The sizes are not listed, but if you see one you like you can inquire.
Thanks, Ashley
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