Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

Sculpture

This sculpture is the gateway to the Aurora Municipal Center, 15151 E. Alameda Pkwy.

Photography

hdr digital photography taken with a Nikon D800
Place: eastern state

Mixed Media

36x48" mixed media abstract painting with blues, greens & purples. While the theme is subjective, I see something cosmic in it. Thanks for viewing.

Sculpture

A Raku vase, 12 inches tall. This beautiful vessel gets its patina by way of a Raku firing process. The bisqued piece is glazed with special Raku glazes that have copper oxide and silver nitrate in their mix and placed in a Raku kiln and fired to 1950 degrees. It is taken out of the kiln while flaming hot and placed in a container with combustables. The flames lick the glaze causing flashes of color. It is then smothered by covering it up and the reduction process the begins creating other combinations of colors. Just use soap and water to clean

Photography

Funny how a simple summer ride can produce such art!

Painting

Oil Painting
12 x 12

Based off of a photograph from the Hawran family archives.

Photography

Shot with a digital Infrared camera during Summer of 2009. The Haw River Chatham County, NC.

Photography

This is a natural/sun backlit dahlia from my yard

Painting

A painting done completely free hand using wool fiber to create a farm scene with sheep, herding dog, and bees with snowy mountain background at sunset with moon rising.

Photography

A rare view of one of VIA Metropolitan's busiest bus stops in downtown San Antonio at St. Mary's and Market. What makes the view unique is there is no one waiting for a bus!

Sculpture

Designed as a wearable final project, this is comprised of cardboard, wire, spray paint and reflective adhesive.

Painting

24 x 36, oil on board: Falls reflective light upon Merced River in Yosemite

Craft

Photography

Collinsville, CT
Colors of winter on the wall and piled high.

Painting

Works on Paper

Robot 34/Plantimal 4: “The Living Machines Series/Surreal Evolution Series”.  Medium: Graphite on paper (bright vellum). Original Drawing Size: 18” high by 24” wide.  Framed size: 22” high by 28” long (side-to-side width) by 1” wide (depth of frame).  Year of completion: 2016.   Showings: 2017 Art of Planetary Science juried show held at the University of Arizona’s Lunar and Planetary Science Lab (LPL).  Description:  This drawing explores astrobiology and exobiology from a somewhat surrealistic point of view.  Life on other worlds or on Earth in the distant future may exploit different evolutionary and developmental strategies than those in evidence on Earth now. The central focus of the work, a large organic spheroid creature, is a mainly biological entity, but has cube-like trees growing on its back.  These cubes may have had a distant technological origin, or might represent some kind of mimetic developmental process. This creature in this drawing has both plant-like and animal-like components, thus the label “Plantimal”.   The background is taken from a view of hills and mountains just south of Kitt Peak in Arizona.

Photography

Photoshop overlay work.

Photography

Beautiful stormy sky of the northwest.

Painting

oil painting selected to be the subject of an artistic floral arrangement to compliment paintings

Photography

"Interrupted Spring"

Sculpture

Wood Sculpture

Painting

Painting

6" x 6" oil on panel
entered in 5th Annual Exhibit of Nat'l Arts Program, Cheyenne, Wyoming

Mixed Media

Acrylic and Water Color - 12x12

Works on Paper

Drawing

Mixed Media

Layer T, 2019.
Acrylic and transparent plastic tube on canvas,
24 x 20 x 1 1/4 inches (61 x 51 x 3 cm)
Layer T is the first of a series of works that, very ambitiously, is trying to take to the next level the artistic philosophy of two great Italian artists, Agostino Bonalumi and Lucio Fontana, whose approach to the flat surface makes a lot of sense thus when merged together, Bonalumi's space can physically generate three dimensions just by using Fontana's solution to "open up space," in which case the flat art piece can escape the two dimensional trap. The logic behind this line of action is that in order to build a three dimensional space you need 2-D elements or the 3-D doesn't happen. In theory, this perspective is doable but it triggers an inevitable amount of planning that is necessary for the piece to be completed. Who knew that a little science and a drop of engineering can help solve an artistic dilemma?!...

Painting

Craft

Painting

Painting

600 X 460mm
Oil on canvas

Painting