Artist Gallery

Works on Paper

Pencil drawing.

Craft

12"x12" Fused Glass Orange demensional poppies on periwinkle blue with iridized crackle glass.

Works on Paper

Pen and ink and watercolor on paper

Painting

Craft

Photography

Photography

Photography

This piece won 2nd place at the 7th Annual VSA National Arts Program Exhibit (Austin,Texas) in 2010.

Painting

Made with pen, pastel on 8.5x11" card stock paper, this part of a portrait series for a class assignment. I had break out of my comfort zone and go abstract for this one.

Painting

Acrylic

Painting

Photography

Cape May County Zoo
May 2011

Painting

According to the Old Farmer's Almanac, "Native Americans called the full moon the "Wolf Moon" because it appeared when wolves howled in hunger outside the villages". The Almanac said "ancient peoples commonly tracked the seasons by following the lunar calendar. During a total lunar eclipse, the Earth blocks the light from the sun, giving the moon's surface a red glow, which many refer to as a "Blood Moon". These pups are trying to learn their spine tingling howl by imitating their mother.

Mixed Media

A flock of landing Black-necked Stilts, appears to be dancing a ballet across the canvas. This piece is titled "Sur les Pointes" a ballet term meaning "on the points" because during flight and until right before the birds land, they fold in their feet similar to a ballet dancers toes on point. 

Photography

Ogallala Aquifer, Texas, United States of America
34° 38’ 20” N, 102° 43’ 18” W
The Ogallala Aquifer is one of the largest aquifers in the world, stretching from South Dakota to Northern Texas. It supplies drinking water to over two million people and is the primary source of water for industrial agriculture in the Midwest. Since the discovery of this low-lying aquifer and the invention of the pivotal irrigation system in the 1950s, the Ogallala Aquifer has become the most irrigated region in the western hemisphere. Irrigation accounts for 95% of the aquifers use however it is an unsustainable resource. Within several decades it is predicted that the aquifer will no longer be able to support the currant scale of industrial agriculture.

Painting

Other

Mixed Media

18 x 24 mixed media

Painting

Just goofing around on a Sunday. I've been on a lotus kick for about a year.

Painting

Acrylic on wood

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.

Painting

Ocean action off Duncan's Landing beach near Bodega Bay, California.

Works on Paper

Photography

Photography

Painting

Oil on Canvas

Painting

16" X 22.5" acrylic on 140lb Fabriano; Eze, France seascape

Works on Paper

Photography

Works on Paper

This abstract work, completed in 2014 combines drawing, water-wash pastel, ink and watercolor with opaque latex paint overlay. The work is done on paper and is not varnished. The picture explores issues of scale in organic patterns and interaction of shape at a more abstract level. Here, the larger of the two opaque shapes might represent a mother, host, or predator to the smaller. The exact nature of the relationship is not made clear, as might be the case if one were to peer briefly into a microscope to observe various unclassified forms.

Works on Paper

8"x10" marker on Bristol board

Mixed Media