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September 28, 2007

Hi Tracy,

I just wanted to drop you a quick note about the two very small, framed paintings Yoko got from you at the NW 'Burbs Art Crawl in the M.G. Government Center last fall.

I love those pictures. They are in our living room and I often watch them for a while. The subject is fields with forest; the mood very calm and inspirational. The colors are well balanced. They are tiny, yet powerful.

I just want you to know that. - Thank you, Tracy!

We will see you next weekend at the Art Crawl.

Take care,

Chris

I first became aware of Tracy’s art about 3 years ago. I was captured by her photos of flowers; poignant bits of color against soft backgrounds. I brought one of her pieces to work to remind me of a gentler world. At that time, I thought of Tracy as a photographer….until I saw her watercolors. The colors were still vibrant and piercing, yet the soft curves and gentle movement soothed and refreshed my spirit. And now, her new work in watercolor and wax, well, it takes my breath away. I cannot wait to see what she does next.

Thanks, Tracy, for "Evening Sea Cliffs". This piece will hang in my home where I can enjoy its energy every day.

Kathy Saulton