Six inches of city. I paint these small ones in between larger work and they always remind me why I started . Just a building, just the light, just this corner that had something to say. Wanna Piece of Me #7, acrylic + marker on canvas.
Ice cream or newel post. Does it matter? Pink is pink and spring is finally here. Feeling punchy today. Wanna Piece of Me #9, 2025, acrylic and marker on canvas, 6x6
Is the house crookedly smiling? That's what I see, that shift at the corner, where the mansard roof and cornice pull apart. This house has been holding a secret since 1886, when Captain John H. Fenner's daughter Emma eloped after he'd rejected her su
I've been thinking about thresholds lately. The places where you're neither fully in nor fully out. A balcony. A window. A country that sometimes feels like both. This is the first painting in my new series - Inside-Out. "Stepping Out," bal
Four smokestacks, then three, now none. UN-Finished (Past, Present, Future), 30x40", now at @novadogallery If architecture is read like language, smokestacks are punctuation marks that announce "this is an industrial building." Now the
Right now I'm pushing in both directions - some paintings are getting bigger and bolder, while this series goes smaller and more intimate than my usual work. Working at a 5x7 scale means getting closer to the details - the worn railings, the patched