Located in the Downtown Centre, Puck is a bigger-than-life-size bronze sculpture depicting the whimsical, impish character of Shakespeare’s Midsummer Nights Dream.

When Hilton’s new waterfront hotel needed a central focal point, Elizabeth MacQueen sought to embrace the marine culture with an extraordinary symbol, the octopus. The final development was carried out in Merrimack, New Hampshire then the finished components were shipped to Sarasota. Due to its massive size and weight, Spiridoula was installed with the help of an industrial crane. The five paneled octopus is 25 feet long, 15 feet high, and 5 inches in width. Over 350 square feet of individual glass shards were meticulously placed. The pool in front of it spans the entire length and is 7 feet wide giving visitors a place sit and relax.

The public memorial to commemorate one of the most infamous tragedies in Alabama history. This project was cultivated by a volunteer nonprofit committee. Elizabeth worked tirelessly and completed the sculpture in about four months. Hundreds of people gathered around Kelly Ingram Park to see the new public memorial unveiled in 2013.

Statue created for The Womens Basketball Hall of Fame. This 17-foot-tall bronze statue exemplifies Women's Basketball Hall of Fame's mission to "honor the past, celebrate the present and promote the future" of women's basketball.

Installed in 1996, the Cannery Lady became the first commemorative to a non-military working woman in the western United States.