My Style
Bold Color Mosaics
Like a moth drawn to a street light, I am drawn to all the colors in everything around me. I was trained to fill the entire canvas with paint, so as a personal challenge I started leaving small gaps between the colors as I painted. Culminating in a mosaic style of painting. The white you see is actually the natural white of the gesso canvas. The “Femme” or women series are my response to the importance of women in art (Matisse and Warhol) the still life paintings are studies that help me work out ideas for larger paintings. The abstracts are color images in my mind that fight their way out of my creative self to the canvas. The landscapes are my way of forcing a viewer to see colors in things around them. I have been using French to title my mosaics simply because I can (thanks to Bing translator) and I find it humorous.
“Femme” Collection
One Artistic Eye Deserves Another
The History of Art has countless numbers of “women” paintings, sculptures and drawings. I find my self inspired and drawn towards creating art of women.
Several of my “femme” paintings are from my imagination, others from black and white photography and a few from recognizable art. I never try to copy the woman as captured by the previous artist or photographer, I always want to put my style into painting.
The City Scapes
One Artistic Eye Observes Buildings
Dramatic landscapes with colorful skyscrapers
Floral paintings
One Artistic Eye Observes nature
Amazing colors in nature are always worth a canvas
Commissions & Requests
Your Biggest Moments Captured, Without Interruption
Let’s face it – a special event is something we look back on for years to come, remembering the good times we’ve had and the wonderful people we’ve shared our lives with. Capturing that event is just as important as any other detail you need to work out. My photography will help you capture the magic of the moment, whether it’s a graduation, wedding, anniversary, baptism or similar special moment in your life.
Because I’ve worked with so many clients in so many different environments, you’ll barely notice I’m there – the occasional touch to fix a hem or request to turn slightly is all you’ll notice. This is just one way I capture the magic.
