Welcome!
Thank you for visiting my website. Limited edition giclee prints from the originals on this site may now be purchased in four sizes.
I am now offering mats and frames at wholesale prices.
No original paintings are sold from this web site. However, please contact Sallie about having your own original painting created.
You’ll see four collections of my work:
All of my work is inspired by a love of life, nature and people.
I think of life as a gift to be savored at every moment. I am blessed to share my life with a wonderful husband, who definitely inspires me. We have five grown children, including triplet sons, a daughter-in-law and son-in-law, who all encourage me to create the very best art I can just for you. But the real head of our household is Ani, our ten-
year-old golden retriever who constantly reminds me of how important our family circle and mutual loyalty are in our world today.
Please join our extended family. I would be proud to have a piece (or more) of this work hanging in your home where it can brighten your day.
Have a special day,
Sallie
You can help support the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium by purchasing renderings of magnificent gorillas by zoo-commissioned artist Sallie 
Cochran. The originals will be auctioned 
by The Columbus Zoo and giclee limited edition prints are available on my website. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Jack Hanna's effort to protect wild gorillas in Rwanda. Baby Amahora, a 20" x 24" arcylic piece, was auctioned on September 6th. Please note that Baby Amahora and Omari, Dalia and Little Ashia Together Forever are available through 2009 as numbered and signed giclee prints, 18" x 24" for $145. Please refer to the wildlife section.
More information on POC is available at:
http://www.columbuszoo.org/partners_in_conservation.
A personal thank you to Mark Steele for his generosity and expertise in photographing these images that will be taken into giclee prints.
What's New
A portion of the proceeds from my general site will support neurodegenerative diseases. The proceeds will benefit both research and the building of a state of the art care facility in Central Ohio.