“Beautifully Marginal” Original painting

I like to document my works in varying stages. This is a short clip of a recent work 36x48. I hope you enjoy it!

“Beautifully Marginal,” Oil on canvas, original painting

Oil on canvas, 24x24, original painting

“Morning Vision,” Oil on canvas, 24x30, original painting

Happy Valentines Day Weekend Steemit!!!!!

These are simply amazing. Herman is a former graphic designer from Holland and uses a mixed media technique. His images are unusual, dark and intoxicating. So grateful to be his muse over the last few

This piece is my second in what will be a five part series titled “Controversy “ inspired in part by Prince. This series is a response to taboo and topics we like to brush under the rug within our society.

“Helpful Knowledge,” Oil on canvas, original

These are some of the pieces I’ve done in the last two years. I hope you enjoy them.

Each piece seems so small, maybe just one thought, until you put them all together and realize the volume you put out in two years.

Being known most for color, I started collaring works into groupings for my Instagram. I hope you enjoy them!

This was the last work in my series I did while grieving the loss of my love, Pro Boxing Hall of Famer and Golden Gloves winner Johnny Lira. I’m so grateful it’s in the beautiful home of my dear dear friend

Yellow like red, pops. It will always dominate work in some fashion. While snowed in for 36 hours I thought sharing some brightness was in order. Enjoy!!

Pristine as the first deep snow is the simple pleasure of watching a puppy exploring her new world.

I paint women that are my family and friends. All are incredible in their own right and are ethical humanitarians. A pretty face is just that. A pretty face with a strong mind and spiritual soul is a woman.

This is a process piece responding to societally defined women’s roles across the world. Unfortunately, as we see with the human walls in Nepal, with suicide by combustion in Afghanistan, women are not

I do many creations in the midst of chaos and turbulence. A snowstorm is no different. Finding order in the chaos and making sense of it all with process abstraction brings the pristine and purity back

This is a process based work that responds to how the lines of media and hard reporting have become blurred and how information is no longer fact.

“Justified,” Oil on canvas, 24x20 original