Artist Gallery

Photography

Underwater photograph

Mixed Media

Digital art. Created in photoshop from scratch. 6 hours long.
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Photography

This piece won 3rd place at the 10th Annual VSA National Arts Program Exhibit (Austin,Texas) in 2012.

Craft

Yarn Painting

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Mixed Media

Gouache and salt on paper

Painting

Roseate Tulips by Katalin Klecz
Watercolor on paper 18x18
​First Place, Professional Category, The National Arts Program 9th Annual Atlantic Health Art Exhibition: Passion Through Art
http://www.katalinklecz.com

Painting

30 x 48
Paint Splatter
Acrylic

Painting

This painting was inspired by my late parents. My sisters and I use a cardinal and a blue jay to represent and honor them. The two birds are “Going Home” to rest in their bird houses. This painting is very close to my heart and I hope you love it as much as I do.

Photography

Oracle State Park in Oracle, AZ Winter 2016

Photography

Works on Paper

Regular (black) writing pen on bristol paper.

Painting

See my Facebook page -https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063489249690&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Works on Paper

Colored Pencils

Painting

Photography

Taken in July 2017 at South Shore Yacht Club during a thunder and lightning storm (www.facebook.com/dreamscapeshots)

Painting

Painting

Oil on Canvas

Other

Painting

Not thinking of Covid but somehow the painting took on a life that mirror my feelings. Not morbid, just playfully dark.

Painting

copyrighted material

Works on Paper

Photography

I was testing out my new camera and Nathan was just enjoying throwing rocks into the creek

Sculpture

Painting

I created this in the back of a van while some Frenchman Surfed The Sky Overhead at the 1st ever Event of its Kind.

Painting

10" x 10" oil on stretched canvas

Mixed Media

Describes man's hunger to learn from the earth.

Painting

This painting represents moving forward and building yourself up;being your own support system. It means leave all of the negativity behind and learning HEALTHIER patterns in your life. 

Painting

Painting

Oil

Craft

The Pahoa A’u Ku was one of many weapons carried into battle by Hawaiian Warriors trained in the art of Lua or bone breaking. Pahoa of this style would be carried tucked in the malo (loin cloth) and used as a piercing weapon in close quarters fighting. The favored killing blow would be either a thrust down the clavicle into the heart and lungs or directly into the eye socket puncturing the brain. This Pahoa is made from the bill of the Pacific Swordfish and the handle is wrapped in white bark cloth with coconut sennit to improve the grip. The bark cloth and sennit would absorb blood, sweat, sea water or other body fluids.