The Basics: The original painting is acrylic on 34 plywood. Its creation took about 7 hours and it was painted in the Epoch parking lot during Artopium's first roving party. Copper wire in back for mounting.History: This painting is ...expand text.

The Basics: The original painting is acrylic on 34 plywood. Its creation took about 7 hours and it was painted in the Epoch parking lot during Artopium's first roving party. Copper wire in back for mounting.History: This painting is entirely random. I just doodled until it stopped sucking. In the process I figured out a few techniques I'd like to use in future paintings. Close text

The Basics: Chrysanthemums is mainly acrylic, but there is some paper and nail polish in there too. Protective materials used include Rosewood stain, texturing medium, and polyacrylic varnish. The wood is 34 thick, and the sides are painted ...expand text.

The Basics: Chrysanthemums is mainly acrylic, but there is some paper and nail polish in there too. Protective materials used include Rosewood stain, texturing medium, and polyacrylic varnish. The wood is 34 thick, and the sides are painted dark brown. History: This large painting is based on a smaller study called 'Ferns.' It was created for the East Side Studio Tour. Close text

I find the fly trap to be amazing in its development. In nutrient poor environments they adapted to catch their food. A plant that shows us that where there is a will there is a way.

The Basics: This is mainly acrylic, but contains some spray-art and other media as well. History: Ferns is a study I did for a much larger painting called 'Chrysanthemums'. I like Ferns just as much though. I guess ...expand text.

The Basics: This is mainly acrylic, but contains some spray-art and other media as well. History: Ferns is a study I did for a much larger painting called 'Chrysanthemums'. I like Ferns just as much though. I guess it is also with this painting that I learned the technique of painting with nail polish. Close text

2005. Acrylic on wood door. This painting was inspired ..don't laugh.. the movie Chicago. I know , I know. I wanted something that showed some kind of action . Something I hardly ever do.

2005...not framed.. Done towards the end of 2005 this piece was done in effect to what one does when they are confronted with death. We all wonder that questions at times of need.

2006.Acrylic on canvas.The celebration of life after death.Dia de los Muertos influenced,this piece is one of two,the male and the female. Drink, be merry, and celebrate the dead and the living.

This Hunter S. Thompson piece was done in my studio approximately 2 years ago. It was done on an 18"x24" canvas. I used acrylics for all the color and ink for all the black line work.

A staple item.

the beauty of the flow! this was a practice in finding something in nothing as you will also as you look at it. i enjoy making these kind of pieces because i see the gears turning in people's brain meats ...expand text.

the beauty of the flow! this was a practice in finding something in nothing as you will also as you look at it. i enjoy making these kind of pieces because i see the gears turning in people's brain meats as they are trying to make something from nothing. Close text