I first brought brush to canvas 20 years ago. My work was never intentional, it simply developed and evolved over time. My inspiration was anything outside of four walls.Using a variety of methods and processes I attempt to keep consistency in each piece. I start by building layers with palette knives, brushes, sponges and torches. Oil, wax, and fire complete the process.Though I work quite deliberately, employing both traditional and innovative techniques, I approach each piece of work with my fingers crossed wishing for a successful outcome. I am often surprised at the shapes and forms that begin to appear in my work. I am always happy to be introduced to them. I strive to make sense visually, and hope the poetry will follow.If I could say it in words, I wouldn’t have to paint it.For this body of work I wanted to give myself permission to investigate new techniques in mixed medium. My goal was to explore a loose interpretation of the subject matter…in this case, seascapes.

Fog Lifting, 48x48, oil & cold wax on canvas
Clear Water, 48x48, oil & cold wax on canvas
Bamboo, 50x50, oil & resin on canvas, SOLD
Low Tide, 26x26, oil on panel
foggy morning, 30x80, oil on panel, SOLD
Morning, 38x38, oil on panel, SOLD
Rocky Shore, 38x38, oil on panel, SOLD
Tranquility, 38x38, oil on panel