
I love creating atmospheric pieces, this one really delivers. On display with my “Apocalyptic Beauty” exhibit at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. Show closes August 6th.

I love creating atmospheric pieces, this one really delivers. On display with my “Apocalyptic Beauty” exhibit at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. Show closes August 6th.

A painting sold this this spring through Robert Lange Studios. The studio/gallery represents some really talented artists and is located in Charleston, South Carolina.

One of 24 paintings in my collection of “Apocalyptic Beauty” at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!

This painting is currently on display at Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. This is one of two paintings I have in a group show called “The Land”. Check out this great exhibit if you are in the Denver area!



Elliott Fouts Gallery
Two of four new paintings at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, California! I traveled with a huge hard case that allowed for a safe delivery!

Thanks Elliott and Michelle!

One of the four paintings I dropped off at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, Ca! I had a solo show there back in a February so it was good to add some more pieces to their gallery.

This is one of the paintings I sold opening night at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. The exhibit features 24 of my paintings in a wide variety of sizes. The exhibit is called “Apocalyptic Beauty” it runs through August 6th!





The exhibit runs through August 6th at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!

Packing up pieces for my show at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. These are the smallest paintings of the show. There will be 24 works in total. Show opens Saturday at 5:00 PM, check it out if you can!

Atmosphere and lighting are often components of my paintings that drive my work. Finding form yet maintaining a sense of mystery.
I have often come back to sunsets as a subject. Of course it is an undeniably beautiful transition but there is also a bit of sadness. Everything ends, we all know this and we are endlessly reminded. I guess that is part of the appeal of sunsets, the wedding of beauty and sorrow.