Artist Gallery

Mixed Media

Brightly painted sea turtle, using mixed media. The entire 22 X 30 sheet of Arches 140 lb. paper is used for the turtle design.

Other

Fused glass sushi style platter

Sculpture

Works on Paper

Painting with tissue paper.

Painting

18" x 18" acrylic & pastels on canvas

Mixed Media

Acrylic & Print on Canvas
10x8

Photography

Western Sonoma County Winter vineyard

Painting

This icon shows the persecution of 4 LGBT Russians in Saint Petersburg. A pride march was held and the police brutalized the peaceful demonstrators. The four people embracing are taken directly from a photograph from the event. They stand in the midst of tear gas used to break up the demonstration. Barbed wire surrounds them with the text of the Russian Anti-LGBT “propaganda” law at the bottom in red.
To the left stand 3 figures representing the police (полиция) and Maxim Martsinkevich a.k.a. “Restrukt/Реструкт” from the group Occupy Pedophilia, skinhead vigilantes who film themselves torturing unsuspecting gay men.
To the right stands American anti-gay activist Scott Lively, holding his book The Pink Swastika, which claims to prove that militant homosexuals caused the Holocaust and the Nazi regime. Lively seeks to publish it in Russian for an eager public. His scroll holds his direct quotes: “The battle to protect Russia from homosexualization [sic] has only just begun… Stand against this scourge.” He wears the garb of a priest - he is a Christian Pastor at home. His robes allude to the American Flag.

Photography

Photography

Photography

Painting

Painting

Photography

Mixed Media

Mixed Media

24 x 36 Resin and India Inks made from a family photograph. Celebrating Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead).

Photography

Painting

Works on Paper

8"x10" marker on Bristol board

Painting

 Water media.
Received Fountain Experimental Award, Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild, 2006.

Works on Paper

Photography

Underwater photograph

Painting

My students and I created a mural from a diverse series of photographs we took in Boston over the course of a three-week ESL summer program.  We've included (clockwise from top left) the "Tortoise and Hare" statues in Copley Square (Nancy Schon), a scenic landscape from Castle Island, "Dante and Virgil" (Baron Henri de Triqueti) at the Museum of Fine Arts, and the Massachusetts State House on Beacon Street.  We thought the two statues and two buildings balance each other very well to represent the diversity and accessibility of Boston itself.  Boston is a great place to compare Nature vs. Mankind, Tradition vs. Innovation, Ephemerality vs. Permanence.  Plus, there's just, all kinds of really cool stuff to do here!

Works on Paper

Pen and ink portrait (drawing) of a beautiful woman, with her hair blowing in the wind. 

Painting

oil, 18x24

Works on Paper

Transparent watercolor, photo realistic, of 3pears on a plate. The yellow pears are complimented by the blue pattern of koi fish around the plate. Matted in white with a blue liner to complement the blue Koi. Framed in a 3/4” matte black metal and plexiglass.
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Painting

Graphite pencil, thinned oil paint

Works on Paper

Works on Paper

Painting

Acrylic on canvas

Photography

Works on Paper

Anatomical Study made at VCU's Medical Campus.
Three sketches made in quiet moments when I was not needed as art instructor.