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This piece is dedicated to a woman who lost her battle with cancer. She loved Baltimore Orioles and regularly attracted them to her yard. Her mother-in-law tried every way possible to attract them to her yard using her daughter-in-law's techniques to no avail. But when the cancer victim passed, her yard and her mother-in-laws yard were filled with Orioles from the day of her death until she was buried. These are truly a special kind of bird!

The artist was born in Pennsylvania, but grew up in Michigan through age 18. She returned to Michigan 17 years ago, after living 15 years in Texas, 8 years in New Mexico, and 4 years in Oklahoma. She attended Kendall College of Art & Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Pamela graduated as an illustrator and pursued that career in Texas. In 1992, she started her own business, Kirkham Fine Arts. For the last 17 years, her focus has turned away from doing murals and illustration to creating healing, vivid, acrylic paintings that seek to free you from the struggles you face. Accomplishments include having been chosen to be an ArtPrize (the largest art competition in the world) artist in both 2014 and 2015 in Grand Rapids, Michigan; chosen...