Artist Gallery

Sculpture

Works on Paper

Created wholly from within a digital imaging program. Looks like a photo, or like wood, or not... 3D on paper. A fascinating example of what computer tools can do.

Painting

Oil on stretched canvas 48" X 36"

Works on Paper

I lost my tooth recently. I draw this picture, because I want to remember when I lost my teeth.

Photography

Works on Paper

Painting

Photography

Took this in Hawaii in July

Painting

Photography

Color details are outstanding.
Life is full of beautiful images even in your own backyard! 

Mixed Media

Acrylic with wire on wood 24 x 24
2012

Works on Paper

watercolor

Painting

Acrylic on Palm Bark

Painting

Photography

The Turn & Grind Shop and Blast Furnace A at the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

Works on Paper

The subject is Mrs. Misty Jones of Jellyfish Jones Photography, a beautiful and talented artist. The Photographer who took this photo is Queen Bee Photography. I drew her in graphite.

Photography

DC construction site

Photography

Taken on a below zero morning as the sun was rising and throwing warm golden light across the frozen landscape.

Photography

Painting

Oil on Canvas 48x60

Works on Paper

Regular (black) writing pen on sketch paper.

Works on Paper

Painting

Still Life

Works on Paper

Charcoal on paper.

Painting

Original Oil......30" by 40"

Works on Paper

Toddler with straight curley hair

Works on Paper

Craft

Mixed Media

collage using all black and white materials

Craft

Open Segmented Vase--8081 Pieces--Peruvian Walnut, Bloodwood, Maple and Sapele--42" High x 19-1/2 Dia

Photography

Works on Paper

Robot 34/Plantimal 4: “The Living Machines Series/Surreal Evolution Series”.  Medium: Graphite on paper (bright vellum). Original Drawing Size: 18” high by 24” wide.  Framed size: 22” high by 28” long (side-to-side width) by 1” wide (depth of frame).  Year of completion: 2016.   Showings: 2017 Art of Planetary Science juried show held at the University of Arizona’s Lunar and Planetary Science Lab (LPL).  Description:  This drawing explores astrobiology and exobiology from a somewhat surrealistic point of view.  Life on other worlds or on Earth in the distant future may exploit different evolutionary and developmental strategies than those in evidence on Earth now. The central focus of the work, a large organic spheroid creature, is a mainly biological entity, but has cube-like trees growing on its back.  These cubes may have had a distant technological origin, or might represent some kind of mimetic developmental process. This creature in this drawing has both plant-like and animal-like components, thus the label “Plantimal”.   The background is taken from a view of hills and mountains just south of Kitt Peak in Arizona.