Fine Art: Paintings, Drawings, and Portraits.
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Providing Art and Personal commissions of many subjects: Portraits, Pets, Figurative works, Landscapes and Still Life Art
Commissioned
Non-Commissioned
Non-Commissioned
These paintings I’ve been commissioned to create, It has been a joy to work with clients to translate their visions into works of fine art.
Non-Commissioned
Non-Commissioned
Non-Commissioned
These works represent subjects that have inspired me or I have drawn from life. Some are from photographs or are combinations of life drawings and creativity.
Drawings
Non-Commissioned
Still Life & Landscape
Drawings capture the mood and subject immediately and with spontaneity. Whether as a sketch for a future painting or as a solitary work, it all starts with A LOVE OF DRAWING!
Still Life & Landscape
Still Life & Landscape
Still Life & Landscape
I am inspired by beauty all around me- whether in nature, going for a walk or seeing a lovely flower arrangement, I am awe struck and must capture it right then.
Art For Sale
Still Life & Landscape
Art For Sale
You can view my work for sale here. Please contact me for further information, purchases, or commissions.
Painting With a Purpose
In the last few years, I’ve been doing what I call Painting with a Purpose, where I am involved with two charity projects- Snowball Express and Painting for Good Causes.
Best of Show 2016
I was awarded Best of Show in 2016 by the Pastel Society of the Southwest (PSSW). PSSW holds an annual membership exhibition juried by a prominent national artist each fall. The 2016 exhibition was juried by Alain Picard, an international award-winning landscape, portrait, and figurative painter. For my painting Love Letter, A Response, I used a figure from a life drawing class but added the kimono because the PSSW does not allow nudes. I previously studied Degas pastels, so I decided to put the figure in a room setting. Then I decided the woman looked so forlorn, so I added the love letter at the base of the chair to add an emotional connection for the viewer to participate in the art.