The Interplay of Color The interplay of color is not so different from an aroma enhancing a meal. Music and dance blend together to create an emotional response. Colors can do the same. Colors can be seductive when combined. They can beckon. They can soothe. They can energize. Cool crimson playing against the richness of
I recently created Life Unbound, a monthly art collection for art lovers like you. I wanted to offer my supporters more than a place to donate. I wanted to give you something tangible in return for supporting my art. That’s how Life Unbound came about. Twelve paintings. Collectible postcards. Art cards to keep or share.
“We do not stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.”— George Bernard Shaw For me, it was the memory of swinging as a child. The rush of air against my face.Hair flying wildly in the wind.The feeling of soaring higher and higher as if gravity itself had loosened its
Wishing Well: Letting the Wish Go There’s a split second, right after you release a wish, when you can’t take it back. That’s what Wishing Well lives inside. A young girl leans over a stone well, eyes closed, chin resting in her hand. Her fingers have already opened. The golden coin has left her palm
Some places stay with us long after we’ve left them.The Southwest is one of those places for me. Tucson Desert was inspired by my deep love for the desert—the way it quietly holds both strength and softness. At first glance, the desert can seem sparse, but when you slow down and really look, it’s rich
The Strength of Farmers This piece, titled “Farm Life”, reflects my impressionist approach to daily life of farming the land in Kansas. This painting is a quiet testament to trust—the kind that isn’t spoken, but lived. The trust a farmer places in the land, the sky, and the passing of time. Under shifting clouds and
