
Inspiration from a gorgeous fall on Lake Pend Oreille in North Idaho. It has been a warm and colorful autumn in my neck of the woods. A windstorm cleared out a lot of the leaves but I’m not done with them just yet.


Inspiration from a gorgeous fall on Lake Pend Oreille in North Idaho. It has been a warm and colorful autumn in my neck of the woods. A windstorm cleared out a lot of the leaves but I’m not done with them just yet.


This painting was recently sold through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. The trout portrait was part of a collection of wildlife portraits I painted in 2019. I always intended to hang onto one of these small paintings but I shipped them all away.

Fall is a gorgeous time of year, also a bit melancholy. The color and lighting of the season is incredibly inspiring. It pulls me away from the work I was planning. More autumnal images to come.

I am putting together a couple collections of small works. These will be available later in the fall at a couple of galleries TBD.

I sold this new painting! It is now varnished, framed and I just need to ship it! It is definitely helpful to have some private sales while I put together a couple collections of work for art galleries.

A new colorful painting in the studio this morning. I have six 12”x12” panels and I am dedicating them all to water imagery.
Three paintings now available through Haven Gallery in Long Island, New York. They are part of an exhibit called “The Art of Antiquity”.




Fall, entering the dark season. It brings some melancholy with the beauty. Chasing the vibe on some small panels.

This is the first vertical diptych I have painted. Considering doing something along these lines on a massive scale, so many things to do…


A new painting in my studio. I started with a monochromatic sketch which you can see on the left. The final painting, a dark surreal image.
