Artist Gallery

Painting

16" x 20", oils on canvas

Photography

Bee collection pollen from a Sunflower

Works on Paper

Graphite drawing of my granddaughter's favorite pet.

Photography

Painting

A swallowtail butterfly who's wing dried too fast after emerging from the chrysalis,  rendering it flightless rests on a frangipani leaf.

Painting

Photography

gallery-wrapped, archival, giclee photographs printed on canvas

Painting

Oil on Canvas

Painting

Multicolor wave

Sculpture

Bronze with a granite base of a woman in a yoga pose

Painting

Water color

Painting

oil, 16x20

Photography

A triptych of full-frame 6x6cm negatives, from the Unitarian Church in Charleston, SC.

Photography

In a parking lot, I saw something move.  It was this little creature with colors blended into the cement of the curb.  He was captured by photo at the perfect moment!   Oh yah!

Works on Paper

Take Flight - Watercolor 

Painting

oil on canvas 60" x 48"

Painting

Works on Paper

Soft Pastels

Photography

Painting

Photography

Photography

Sculpture

(The Black Maroon; in creole, "Neg Mawon"), often translated in English as the "Unknown Slave" statue; on the boulevard "Champ de Mars" with Haiti's presidential palace in background. The "Negre Marron" is shown with left leg extended (broken chain on his ankle); a machete (partially hidden by flower wreaths) is in his right hand, and his left hand holds a conch shell to his lips. The conch shell was often used as a trumpet to assemble people.
 

Photography

A rainy Tucson sunset from my backyard and poem I wrote.

Painting

Painting

Botanically based imaginary wandering in a world between dimensions

Photography

Hand etched photography

Works on Paper

water color of young rabbit.

Works on Paper

I used black Bristol paper and white conte and eraser. I wanted to really make it look realistic and had a real skull in front of me to capture its likeness.

Photography

Photography

My wife had some flowers in a vase and when she was finished with the vase. she cut the stems very short and put them into the plate to dry for seeds.

Painting