
The second painting in a new series inspired by the National Forest and my daily hike. It seems to be more difficult these days to escape the maddening noise. I aim to focus more on the tranquility of nature and less on AI and algorithms.


The second painting in a new series inspired by the National Forest and my daily hike. It seems to be more difficult these days to escape the maddening noise. I aim to focus more on the tranquility of nature and less on AI and algorithms.

I am working on some miniature pieces lately as my time has been limited in the studio (there is never enough studio time). These tiny paintings are an opportunity to work out compositions, color schemes and ideas. Bigger things to come!
Last chance to see my solo show “Mystic Lands” at Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. Exhibit closes May 2nd!
I did a couple discussions about my work before the opening of my solo show. Momentum gallery released this one yesterday.
I really loved Asheville, I will definitely be back at some point.

I am working on a number of large scale paintings. Focusing on peaceful meditative imagery. This is my first finished painting of 2026.

More inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille in North Idaho. I have been living on the lake for nearly a decade. The beauty is always an inspiration. I am always chasing the light in my art. The world feels so very dark far too often.



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



This piece feels like a trip to dreamland. A reflection on past adventures and so many memories.

I am digging in and getting it after. Starting with small concepts so that I can work on bigger pieces in the dark months. This piece has a lot of intriguing qualities worth further exploration! My next solo show is spring 2026 so I will be very busy.

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.