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Graphite & Colored Pencils
The dry mediums I work with include pencils, charcoal, Prismacolor colored pencils, and pastels. I often combine black-and-white imagery with a selective splash of color. These mediums are ideal for both practice sketching and fine art compositions.
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Watercolor Painting
I love working with watercolors, as they were one of the first wet mediums I experienced. Their transparency attributes makes them both challenging and rewarding. Once I developed a strong watercolor techniques, I was able to utilize them in oils, and later in acrylic paintings.
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Acrylic Paintings
Acrylic painting has truly become my favorite medium. Its versatility allows me to start and stop at will. When I first began working with acrylics, I incorporated watercolor techniques to refine shapes and shadows. Many of my favorite compositions were created using acrylics.
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Oil Paintings
Early in my career, I couldn’t afford supplies. My step-mother gave me a set of oil paints, canvases and brushes. I was so excited to paint! I progressed quicky and I was able to sell every piece I created. Some of my earliest profitable compositions were created in oils.
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Mural Paintings
Mural painting is one of my most rewarding forms of expression. The lasting presence of each wall brings a deep sense of accomplishment. While I don’t have photos of every mural I’ve created, I hope you enjoy the few shared in my library.
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Vintage Windows & Decor
Some of the most compelling décor comes from reclaimed wood, aged windows, doors, and other found pieces. Each design becomes a one-of-a-kind creation, shaped by imagination and history. While unprofitable, the process remains deeply rewarding and endlessly enjoyable.