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Painting

24x36, oil on canvas. This is an image of the McPolin Barn, a popular site in Park City, Utah.
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Painting

Oil painting commissioned for private collection. 36 x 48

Works on Paper

The Jungle 2014

Photography

Painting

12" x 8", oil on cradled wood panel

Painting

Watercolor paint on Yupo paper, 11" X 14"

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Acrylic

Craft

Three traditional weapons: Newa Niho - Toothed club, Pahoa A'u Ku - Sworfish bill dagger, Pahoa - Dagger made from acacia koa wood.

Painting

This is a painting of a man love for music.

Sculpture

Fused Glass

Painting

Painting

Painting

Watercolor and crayon on paper. 2010.

Photography

"Eclipse" is a photograph of wild mushrooms I found in a neighbor's front yard while walking in Tucker, Georgia in October, 2024. I used a red backdrop and careful lighting to achieve a surreal depiction of common fungus.

Photography

Painting

36 X 48 Acrylic on Canvas

Photography

It's always a delight to see others being with us whether in our perspectives and in our life direction. Birds of Paradise blossoms snapshot taken in 2008 at Longwood Botanical Garden in PA.

Painting

Watercolor on Paper

Mixed Media

2019, mixed media collage, 1 ft 3 in X 11 3-8.

Painting

Golden Hour Pronghorn- Acrylic on Canvas- 16x20"-by J.Trueax

Works on Paper

Painting

oil

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mixed media on plywood

Painting

Photography

Photography

On a visit to Washington DC for Procurement training, I got to see WDC at night, so I took a picture of the United States Capitol's Dome Restoration Project

Photography

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Painting

Oil on canvasboard

Works on Paper

Painting

Young woman gives Fish to Fox

The MPTN Tribe was known as the “Water People” - who lived on Long Island, the Oceanfront in Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. They also built their villages along the streams and rivers, and set up fisheries, either nettign the fish in weirs or spearing the large ones. This portrait of a young MPTN woman re-creates the historic scene, as she is resting on a sunny rock. The Tribe believed in feeding the animals, even abandoning their crops after two years, so that the animals might feast and grow. So she offers a small fish to a fox-cub out of their bounty. Her Wetu is a summer woven-straw wetu, behind her, and represents that she will soon be marrying one of the young men, and they will build their own Wetu together.

Painting

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