
This one of two paintings I have at Gallery MAR Carmel in Carmel, California. I dropped in to check out the gallery when I was on my California vacation. Great gallery in a cool town!

This one of two paintings I have at Gallery MAR Carmel in Carmel, California. I dropped in to check out the gallery when I was on my California vacation. Great gallery in a cool town!

This is a little fire painting I did exactly one year ago today! It happens to be Fathers Birthday and it seems like a great image to post on this day!
On an amusing side note someone on Instagram said they wished I would do video game art because it would be amazing. I did that for 25 years… it wasn’t as fun as it sounds.

Today is the final day for my exhibit “Apocalyptic Beauty” at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. This painting is part of my collection of work… last chance today!

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.

Limited edition giclee prints!
I am only making 30 of each painting. They are hand signed, dated and numbered. They come mounted on heavy museum board. The top two are 14”x11” at $110. The bottom piece is 16”x12” at $120. Free shipping in the States (additional international fee depends upon post office!). DM or email for purchase!


This is one of two paintings I sent to a cool new gallery called Gallery MAR Carmel in Carmel, California. I stopped in to see the gallery and meet one of the owners last week.



I just received a clients photo of this commission installed in their lovely home! I am including additional photos of the painting taken at the 7b studio.

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

This is s waterscape from a couple years back. I am always thinking about painting, where is it taking me? Part of that is looking back at past works and seeing changes.