All work is watercolor on paper.

Glasscock meticulously paints her flowers from real life, one by one, so they in fact are treated as individuals. This grave and exacting treatment of her subject removes it from the trivial: anything examined this closely reveals complexities and presences that otherwise go unseen.  — Rebecca Solnit (from a  review in The Pacific Sun, April 22, 1988)

Pamela Glasscock’s watercolors explore a botanical realism that combines the careful observation of plants with a focus on their expressive possibilities.  Her work has been exhibited nationally in contemporary art galleries and museums as well as in venues for botanical art.

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