Eloise's rustic pieces have the classic beauty and style of antiques. Her works on canvas include landscapes from areas near Lake Martin and floral bouquets picked from the Alabama countryside. She also paints on old wood, combining history with art, as she incorporates antique jewelry, tools, hats, musical instruments or frames into her creations. Eloise has been featured in Lee Magazine and Sunshine Artist Magazine as well as in newspapers and on television.

Eloise accepts commissions where she designs art to accomodate family pieces (Grandpa's old watch, for example) into memory paintings. Other Eloise originals can be found at several galleries and stores in Alabama, including Red Hill Gallery at Lake Martin, Harrison Brothers in [see more]

Eloise's rustic pieces have the classic beauty and style of antiques. Her works on canvas include landscapes from areas near Lake Martin and floral bouquets picked from the Alabama countryside. She also paints on old wood, combining history with art, as she incorporates antique jewelry, tools, hats, musical instruments or frames into her creations. Eloise has been featured in Lee Magazine and Sunshine Artist Magazine as well as in newspapers and on television.

Eloise accepts commissions where she designs art to accomodate family pieces (Grandpa's old watch, for example) into memory paintings. Other Eloise originals can be found at several galleries and stores in Alabama, including Red Hill Gallery at Lake Martin, Harrison Brothers in Huntsville, Brass Brassiere in Opelika, Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art Gift Shop in Auburn Alabama, Wildflower Cafe and Country Store in Mentone, Fairhope Connection in Fairhope and Orange Beach, and the Art Center in Foley, AL. Eloise originals are also sold at the Hotel Defuniak in Walton County, Florida.

An educator herself, Eloise was one of the illustrators for the I Can Say That book, winner of the Early Language Literacy Award. Eloise teaches Art Appreciation at Southern Union State Community College. [hide]