
Two takes on the idea, companion pieces. I will be painting a couple more 12” pieces and the back to large scale work!

Two takes on the idea, companion pieces. I will be painting a couple more 12” pieces and the back to large scale work!

I am busy working on some square panels at the moment. This painting is part of a collection of 4 panels of this size. I am also preparing some 24” boards for some larger scale creations.
Enjoying the expansive light of spring.

This was the final painting I completed for my upcoming solo show at Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina.
The exhibit opens March 12th. I just booked my travel so I will be attending this show in person. First trip to Asheville after all these years showing work there!

This painting is a pretty special piece. Inspiration from the Green Monarch Mountain range along Lake Pend Oreille.



I was very pleased to hear that this painting was sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina! I will be having my third solo show at the gallery in the early spring of 2026. I will post the dates for the show when it gets a bit closer. I am hoping to make it out for this exhibit, I have always wanted to visit the town!


I revisited and finished this painting just as the sun season is heading out the door. It always brings me down thinking of the expansive darkness ahead.

I have a number of small boards prepared so thought I would play with some ideas on a smaller scale. these three pieces are a tribute to the lovely summer days.

One of three very small paintings I am currently working on. The atmosphere and color scheme are the common thread.
I will post the full collection when it is completed!

This is one of fifteen paintings I will have at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. The show is called “FATHOM”, opening July 25th!
I have three small paintings that are this size, everything else is larger. if you are in the area, come check out the exhibit!

A new dramatic painting. Exploring the magic and the mystery.
I love heavy atmosphere and dramatic lighting. The subject is endlessly fascinating and exciting to me. It always feels spiritual and intriguing.