My style is heavily influenced by an earlier, formal education in the discipline of silkscreen printmaking and is reminiscent of the culture and art movements occurring when I was growing up; 60’s pop and 70’s psychedelic. It is a simple study of contour line defining blocks of color.
The paintings are of easily recognizable subjects [primarily monumental florals] and are often narrative, employing a variety of symbols that are sometimes camouflaged. Examples include a bird, heart, ... view more »
I’ve always believed in the power of positive thought and my work is meant to invoke warm, uplifting emotions in these times of war, economic struggles and natural disaster; whether it be the more elegant white-on-white raised floral paintings, the wedding bouquet portraits, the classic car portraits or the exotic, colorful pop art orchids on carbon fiber.
The combination of a high-tech carbon fiber canvas and uv-rated clear-coat make for vibrant
and durable modern art that is ideally suited for outdoor or public art placement. I am facinated with painting something as fragile and organic as a flower on such a high-tech sustainable surface. It is my legacy to the world and I hope you enjoy!
original paintings run $150 – $4,000
giclee prints $25 (5×7″ lep on paper) – $600 (3ftx5ft on canvas)
Indiana University, Bloomington 1978-1980
School of the Art Institute of Chicago 1996-97
Stutz Artists Association, Indianapolis IN
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago IL
2000 WishTV8 Indiana’s Own
2009 Honorable Mention, Members Group Show, Morean Arts Center, St. Petersburg FL
