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Fire the Kettles and Raise the Boats

On November 10, 2012

The human species is inordinately deft at creating the terms of its own existence. In both long and short-term scenarios it is a rare occasion that we do not take an immediate hand on the wheel of destiny and steer it in accordance to our interpretation of the stars. In essence it […]

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hutch (together)

On June 19, 2012

HUTCH (TOGETHER) 24 x 24 inches, oil, graphite, pyrography and ink on board

I am now showing my work at THE GEORGE gallery in Laguna Beach! THE GEORGE is especially exciting to me because of the artists gallerist Lisa Aslanian chooses and that they are all woman. […]

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ghost mouse rides again

On May 27, 2012

Lately I have been especially busy with gallery business and freelance design work so it has been a few weeks since I have touched this piece. With every pass he becomes more and more my favorite with a lot of influence coming in from Nancy Ekholm Burket, an artist/illustrator who inked […]

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our little hearts are intertwined

On March 23, 2012

I love the patterns of sparrows, the way they hop between cafe tables picking up crumbs, taking flight in a moment of instinctual panic and settle back down again. When they beg their little eyes get warm and pleading.

I always include two different kinds of sparrows in my work, the Old World […]

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Telepathy Series at 4th Street Vine, Long Beach CA

On March 11, 2012

I am showing some of my work at 4th Street Vine in Long Beach, CA through May 5th. Also showing are amazing artists Katharine A. Sikorski, Mariya Suzuki…

Following are images of the new work I have created recently, all 10 x 8 inches, pyrography, graphite and acrylic on wood panel and in the case […]

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action of course aka man the rails

On August 24, 2011

If anyone reading this finds themselves anywhere around the area of Livingston Montana, I highly recommend attending this opening. Robert Porte is an amazing painter, one that suspends your disbelief so perfectly that you feel as if you are in the possession of answers to questions you don’t remember asking. I actually […]

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