Gallery
I started making art as an adult around 2008. In 2018, I began to take my art more seriously and began to invest time and energy into it. Over the past two years, I have explored many different styles, themes, and ideas. Below are just a few of these.
Current Works
I have a number of works for sale. Head over to Current Works to see more!
Houses and Buildings
I have always loved looking at buildings and the way that they pile upon each other. More recently, I have started illustrating the city around me and my favorite buildings. For this project, I start with a pencil sketch. Once I am happy with the sketch, I ink with pens. The last stage is the watercolor paints. This setup lends itself to portability and painting on site, which is a key factor for my process.
Sacred Heart Church (2020)
Watercolor and ink on paper. 8"x8"
Private collection
City Skyline #1 (2020)
Watercolor and ink on paper. 8"x8"
$225
Tandem Bakery (2020)
Watercolor and ink on paper. 5"x8"
Private collection
Concord Street (2020)
Watercolor and ink on paper. 8"x8"
Private collection
Interiors
I started painting my studio space in 2018. After doing three of these, I was hooked. I fell in love with exploring how we collect items and make spaces our own. I started drawing and painting my spaces and the spaces I found myself in. This practice became a cataloging of space and possessions.
Studio Improvisation #1 (2018)
Acrylic on canvas. 30"x32"
Night Kitchen (2020)
Acrylic on canvas. 28"x32"
Living Room, Park Ave (2020)
Acrylic and soft pastel on canvas, 18"x24"
Living Room and Kitchen, A street (2018)
Acrylic and soft pastel on paper, 18"x24"
Geometrics
I love exploring geometric non-representational ideas. I find that this is the work that challenges me as an individual and as an artist. Abandoning representation allows exploration of pure aesthetic and form. I find this challenging, demanding and invigorating.