In 2009 I painted "VAPORS", in reference to James 4:14 that states,
"Whereas ye know not what (shall be) on the morrow. For what (is) your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away." (KJV)
Having been mainly an abstract artist for most of my life, (beginning in the 60s as a teenager), I determined this artwork to exhibit a "fading away" of life by silhouetting them, and included flowers to symbolize, too, the brevity in the plant world. The background building's inscription connects two areas of my life:
The first area of connection, "James & Sons", stands for the Word of God that came into the Timbrook Family; and, the second area of connection, "Est. 1971", stands for the year that salvation entered our family. And, then, there is an arrow pointing upward, coming from behind a fence: pointing to Eternity in Heaven, following a measured amount of space and time on earth.

Every part of my artwork, "Vapors", relates to the Ephesians 6:10-20 passage on the Spiritual Battle. I know that for me, (since having been born-again in 1971), every day that I have lived, and do live, and will live, is both a Vapor and a Spiritual Battle because both the natural and the spiritual realms dwell and function in me simultaneously, all the time. I am aware of my own "vapor"--my brevity on earth. For me, VAPOR has included tragedy, sorrow, and pain; but, it has also included prosperity, success, and healing. However, in order that my VAPOR be overlaid with a Holy and Eternal Robe, it breathes, it exists solely on the Whole Armor of God.

My husband, Fred E. Timbrook

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As of today, 2021, I work as an abstract artist, mostly painting in acrylics on canvas.
But, since the 90s, my career has included a variety of styles and genres--
from pencil drawings of animals, to weaving together paintings, and to arranging mosaic,
abstract works, both large and small.