This finished canvas was signed on 09/08/21, just three days before the 20th anniversary of a day that we should always remember.
Here is my first effort at the easel following a multi-year involvement with “The Crucifixion”. Whereas “The Crucifixion” measures 48″ x 24″, “On the River” is just 20″ x 16″. Completed in 2006, just today I finally got around to photographing this painting and adding it to the Portfolio. BTW, … Read More
Balancing the number of my realistic paintings with my more abstract ones. Here is an example of the latter, rather than the former.
My third commission was a gift that was opened on Christmas morning 2005. You can learn how to commission a wonderful gift, or your very own family heirloom, in the Commission a Work section of this website. Be sure to view the progression video!
My third Coat of Arms and second commissioned work. Thinking of giving a Coat of Arms as a gift? Learn how to commission an original artwork in the Art for Armor section of this website. Be sure to view the progression video!
Painted from a photograph taken by my Mother, this work is overall quite dark but gave me an opportunity to work with a combination of deep colors, subtle reflections and brilliant sky colors.
Here’s a fine example of what happens when an age old doodle becomes a geometric sketch and gets stuck inside your head. The only way to get it out of there is to grab a canvas and some paint. Oh, and a brush or two helps immensely.
My second Coat of Arms and first commissioned work, prepared for one of the oldest known families in England. Thinking of giving a Coat of Arms as a gift? Learn how to commission an original artwork in the Art for Armor section of this website.
The Montpelier Mansion, a National Historic Landmark, is one of the finest examples of 18th century Georgian architecture in the state of Maryland.
