Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

I did this for 2009 Health Arts Network at Duke event. Pieces of paper painted with various watercolors and went over them with swirls of metallic pen.

Sculpture

Photography

Tulip.

Photography

A shot taken in Ventura, California. We founf a great little surf spot with near perfect waves that would build and build and were really fun to ride. A great day in the water with family.

Works on Paper

I drew Greninja because I love Pokemon and Greninja is my favorite Pokemon. In this drawing Greninja is throwing water shurikens because that's my favorite move that he can do.  

Painting

This paintings shows the beautiful reflections of trees and sailboats during a crisp, early autumn day in Maine.

Works on Paper

Painting

Evan-Nathaniel Polk(b. 1986)A Trapped Sanchez, 2014 Acrylic on Canvas. 48 x 72" 

Painting

Oil on Canvas 16" x 20" plus frame, still life of lemons in a blue-patterned china bowl by Kentucky Artist De Selby, www.dselby.com

Painting

4' x 7' large scale beach scene
oil on canvas
In a colorful Fauvist style

Painting

Oil Painting

Painting

"I saw a Hippopotamus"
#38 - 2009
Acrylic on Canvas
16" x 20"

Painting

This was painted in Fall 2023 in a square format using photo references, as a wedding present for my Nurse Practitioner friend, Bridget, who has a home in Joshua Tree. I captured the magic of the Joshua Trees that are now becoming endangered due to forest fires. They are magnificent and magical.

Photography

Dulcita the great horned owl is an Avian Ambassador with the Hawks Aloft Avian Rescue in Albuquerque, NM. Rescued birds that cannot be safely released back into the wild after being rehabilitated become Avian Ambassadors and serve to educate both children and adults about wild birds and their habitats in the southwestern United States, and how to better protect those habitats and the animals that occupy them. I took this photo of Dulcita during a photography workshop sponsored by the rescue in September of 2019. I became aware of Hawks Aloft when they helped to monitor and relocate great horned owls that had nested on the campus of the school where I teach several years ago. 

Mixed Media

Mixed Media

"Spirals of Thought" emerges as an evocative piece that delves into the labyrinthine corridors of the human psyche. This artwork is a rich tapestry, weaving together the abstract and the literal, the visual and the verbal, into a singularly compelling narrative. At its center, a spectral figure anchors the composition, eyes resonant with a haunting immediacy, suggesting windows not only to the soul but to a cosmos of inner reflection.

Around this central axis swirl motifs of spirals and arrows, symbols of the ceaseless motion of contemplation and the directionality of personal growth. The use of a vivid yet selectively restrained color palette highlights the emotional intensity of the subject, while the text—fragmented and rhythmic—dances around the edges, drawing the observer into a contemplative rhythm that mirrors the iterative process of thought itself.

Hand-scripted phrases such as "cycles of mind," "echoes repeat," and "infinite lines" reinforce the concept of ideation as an eternal, recursive journey. The painting stands not just as a visual artifact but as a philosophical inquiry, inviting the onlooker to traverse the spirals of their own thoughts, to engage with the perpetual motion of the mind that shapes our reality and dreams.

"Spirals of Thought" is thus not merely named; it is christened with a title that encapsulates its essence, offering a gateway into the exploration of consciousness, a visual symphony where each viewer's interpretation adds a unique harmony to the collective understanding of the piece.

Mixed Media

SDED-Why, 2022
Acrylic on shaped canvas and basswood strips and letters over plywood
24 x 20 x 1 in (61 x 51 x 2.5 cm)
It all started with another fontalumi gesture in search for the elusive (theoretical) 2.5 dimension (and a little experiment writing with a custom-made clear leveling gel pen). The image almost chose itself for being such a powerful symbol of both human ingenuity and destruction. Working with such a cogent image triggered the rest of the puzzle tiles to fall comfortably in place, awakening thoughts common to people beyond the RAM cycle of a normal, being-alive day.
When exposed to symbols in our lives feelings start pouring, moving us in different directions according to an unwritten rule, known only to the mysterious universe onward since the Big Bang. Not before long, proving Van Gogh's belief that “paintings have a life of their own...” all the elements to construct SDED-Why piece were mixing in the pot, ready to make the soup. A Stuart Semple black 3.0 on black, and a recurring red-magenta duo appear to take over yet another painting making my head spin from the question: where is all this coming from? Maybe, if I go under hypnosis the answer will show its invisible truth...

Works on Paper

Hulk,Ironman,Thor save the planet

Painting

Painting

Acrylics, watercolor, gouache & ink
18"x24" 140# Fabriano Soft Press
PeTaL Kalonice Viset had enough of the rueful 404 oldschooler's with their wasteful trainspotting and flirting with the VJ. Due to her misguided accident, Petal decided that she could no longer flood the underground scene with Teckonik moves and subtle flavors of pop locking. While she recovered, PeTaL decided to perform with the less popular "KD oVeR-UnDeR" Shuffle Girlz with their obvious deciptikitties. Kira was tempted to follow her mom's beat, but at an early age she realized she wasn't cut out to dance. Petal frequently told Kira to remain on the straight edge and stay away from the hard-nosed Kandi Kids.

Photography

One of the San Antonio Missions depicted in an antique form.

Works on Paper

i have never been to new orleans,but i did this picture because i wanted te exspress love for that city,when they had thae tradgedy.

Painting

Works on Paper

Digital drawing.

Sculpture

Fused Glass

Sculpture

Dried mud balls, painted with copper acrylic paint

Photography

Painting

36"x 36", acrylic on canvas

Painting

This was my first dog portrait. It was a friend's dog who had just retired. You can see that it was an early dog portrait, but it captured the dog's essence as I intended.

Photography

Photography

A beautiful picture that speak for herself.

Works on Paper

watercolor