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Photography

Photo of beautiful Saguaro Cactus, taken January 2016.

Painting

A wash and pour technique was used on this piece. The blending of the colors occurs naturally once one color paint touches another. The slight bubbles on this piece are due to the saturation of the canvas and will be unique to each piece. Finished with a glossy clear coat.

Craft

Salt Fired to Cone 10 in a light reduction atmosphere.

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Photography

Digital image taken with a Nikon D800
Band: Back to the Action

Sculpture

The village is protected by soldiers after a global apocalypse in the 19th century. All equipment is powered by steam.

Painting

what is life? Is all a dream. Follow me to the last fight 

Painting

Digital Art

Painting

The roses have been panted red

Craft

Clay, colored clay slips, carbon, wax, metallic pigments

Photography

Donated by a sister city in Korea, this pavilion graces the banks of the San Antonio Denman Estate City Park.

Painting

Photography

Painting

Photography

Macro shot of a quote book of mine

Painting

This was a request by a co-worker. Painting a white dog is extremely difficult, especially without classes or technique training. I saw the shadows, highlights and colors in the dog's fur and captured the eyes. This painting is one of my favorites, done on canvas and being a very difficult one to complete.

Works on Paper

Photography

Photography

A panoramic view of the former Bethlehem Steel Corporation looking from the west. The shot includes the Blast Furnace A and several of the buildings that once served as shops for the various departments of the plant. The crane in the background is part of the construction of the Sands Event Center at the former Ore Yard on the property.

Photography

Beautiful sunflower in bloom coved in pollen.

Painting

Future Guacamole - 10"x8" Acrylic on Canvas

Photography

Roots have always fascinated me. Not just for their intricate patterns or their ability to look for vital needs, but also for their metaphoric use to identify someone’s sense of belonging to a place or community.   North Conway, NH (2012)
“Actually, it's nature itself that creates the most beautiful pictures, I'm only choosing the perspective” -Katja Michael- Germany
Contact: campiphoto@gmail.com

Photography

the inner peace

Photography

Part of a series I did about the War in Iraq. Though the U.S. invasion set Iraqis "free" , it was not without a terrible cost in lives. I entered this in the Annual Osceola Center for the Arts Juried Show around 2005 and it was purchased by the Center.

Craft

A hand formed pillow rattle adorned with turquoise chips, clay beads and carved turquoise animals. The rattle measures 11" long x 4" wide and will be shown in the upcoming January 2012 Camden County art show at the JCC, Springdale Road, Cherry Hill, NJ. Ceremonial RATTLES have been used for centuries to celebrate beginnings. They were the gift of choice among Victorians wishing to commemorate the birth of a child but as far back as the humble Egyptians, rattles were utilized to memorialize each new chapter in the life of the individual. Many cultures believe in Healing RATTLES and their capacity to dispel illness & dis¬-ease. These Rattles are credited with being able to awaken the human spirit, drive out negative energies and center personal focus. My versions of these Rattles are hand formed and adorned with symbols of wellness; they are shaped to be grasped. During times of despair, medical treatments or loneliness, the Rattle should be gently shaken to the beat of one’s heart. RATTLES do help us to ground; their sound is powerful & magical, producing an incomparable energy all their own. The gourd Rattles made by the American Indian were filled with plants they raised & considered sacred - corn, tobacco, and rice. My fired clay Rattles are filled with dried bits of clay which I revere as the complete gestalt of life. These fired bits provide the sound of the earth as my Rattles are shaken or handled. Both my Pillow and Crescent Rattles are “birthed” in the same way. Once the basic shape is formed, I tenderly blow my own CHI (breath of life) inside, sealing the opening quickly closed with pursed lips. These Rattles are then finished with terra sigillata & fired or further adorned with some a leather cord or wood handle, semi-precious stones, clay, bone, copper or shell beads - details which complement the importance of the Rattle

Painting

Acrylic on Canvas 48 in x 60 in

Sculpture

Photography

Mikayla blowing flower

Painting

Works on Paper

Dimensions: 11.5" x 24"
Title: Lighthouse
Medium: Digital Vector
Artist: KCF
Year: 2010
Printed on:
Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl

Painting

This is a dreamscape, landscape. Do you see trees? Rocks? The desert?