This oil painting depicts 6 scenes with the lovely model and dancer Katy going through her paces. In dividing the canvas into 6 parts, depicting six poses , the figure and ground take on a design element that I became ...expand text.

This oil painting depicts 6 scenes with the lovely model and dancer Katy going through her paces. In dividing the canvas into 6 parts, depicting six poses , the figure and ground take on a design element that I became quite fascinated with.In the process, the important elements become just another element of a repeating design, although each segment is charged with it's own sesual charm. This is due to the energy Katy brings to the piece. Close text

This oil on wood captures Violetta copping a feel in a would be private moment, had we not been observing.

Multiple views of Katy T going through her paces. Her grace and athleticism are prominent in these views.

I received the steer skull as a gift. Within a week the painting was complete. I suppose you could call this my 'O'Keefe period.'

This piece was the start of a period I call my 'Paint by Number' period. I used a very limited palette and hardly any blending at all. It is difficult to change techniques, even if one seems to be simpler ...expand text.

This piece was the start of a period I call my 'Paint by Number' period. I used a very limited palette and hardly any blending at all. It is difficult to change techniques, even if one seems to be simpler than the previous one. SOLD Close text

Beautiful young women explore their sexuality through personal expression

Violetta is caught in a private moment exposing her grace to unknown an admirerer. we become the uninvited witnes to this private dispay.

Two young beauties hang

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Alley Spring Mill was done as an anniversary present for my mother- and father-in-law. This is where they went on their first date.

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This is a self portrait of a younger me wearing my grandma's hat. It's thirty years later and it is still my favorite hat.