09/28/2026
Sunday, I introduced you to Mary Claire Tillotson. Today, I want to show you one of the three paintings she brought to Juelerye.
Mary Claire told me that as a child, she was always drawn to fields of wildflowers. Even now, it’s often the smallest details in nature that catch her attention.
For this piece, it was Queen Anne’s lace.
That delicate, almost lace-like flower growing freely among the grasses and wildflowers became the inspiration for Lace in the Wild.
I love what Mary Claire says the painting is really about: noticing those small moments of beauty and holding onto the feeling they leave behind.
And when you look closely at the bottom of the painting, you see exactly what she means.
Lace in the Wild
Mary Claire Tillotson
40” × 40” × 1.5”
Acrylic on custom canvas
Available at Juelerye