How I Built a New Body of Artwork: World Traveler Part one of Seven

Getting the series moving forward This series grew out of the tail end of my last show. A growing response to what I have seen a need for in the world became a step in a direction. I always wanted to explore internationally inspired iconography and focus on telling a story. I’ve occasionally [...]

By |2026-09-14T22:58:47+00:00September 1st, 2026|abstraction, art in depth, Artiface podcast, cultural exploration|Comments Off on How I Built a New Body of Artwork: World Traveler Part one of Seven

Spring 2025 exhibition at 4434 w. lovers ln

in March 2025 I was invited by Jennifer Junker to hold an art exhibition at 4434 W. Lovers Lane in Dallas. My exhibition with Michael Ledoux was a big success. Thank you to everyone that attended. This show will be up through April 27th, 2025. Artist talk will be April 12th at 2 pm. You are invited [...]

By |2025-03-31T23:32:39+00:00March 31st, 2025|art in depth, monthly updates|Comments Off on Spring 2025 exhibition at 4434 w. lovers ln

How I have explored psychology and how art relates to the world through abstract painting

So what are we talking about here? In this discussion, I will dive into how a few of my paintings have ventured into the world of psychology and how we relate to the world through our thoughts and feelings. My recent painting, Sabia (Dissonance) deal into my reaction to and feeling [...]

How I captured the Essence of Family Through Abstract Portraiture

How I captured the Essence of Family Through Abstract Portraiture Below I give some background of one of my strongest art commissions so far. I detail how I captured the Essence of Family Through Abstract Portraiture. Enjoy! The commission begins Between May and June 2024, I was contacted by Amanda Hill to [...]

By |2025-01-24T16:21:44+00:00January 10th, 2025|abstraction, Art commission, art in depth, Artiface podcast, monthly updates|Comments Off on How I captured the Essence of Family Through Abstract Portraiture

How I developed ideas for an art commission for a medical office waiting room

How I combined influences from Flemish Rennaissance art and modern abstraction for an art commission for a medical office waiting room I was commissioned to create a painting for the American Institute of Plastic Surgery in Plano, Texas. This would not be the last sale or commission I would engage in with this organization. [...]

By |2024-03-27T17:38:06+00:00February 26th, 2024|abstraction, Art commission, art history, art in depth|Comments Off on How I developed ideas for an art commission for a medical office waiting room
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