Quiet elegance and yearning for connection embody the essence of this sublime still life which celebrates a cherished traditional heirloom ornamental vase while colorful pink, white, and green essences trumpet life, love, and virtue.

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.


These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 


This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”

Part one of a six-part set.
 

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.

These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”

Part two of a six-part set.
 

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.

These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”
Part three of a six-part set.

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.

These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”


Part four of a six-part set.
 

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.

These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”


Part five of a six-part set.
 

North America’s ancient rivers and streams such as the Kenai, Columbia, Colorado, Yellowstone, or Bighorn are known for breathtaking beauty, lush greenery, wild rapids, mighty waterfalls, and kaleidoscopic eddies and craters with intense bursts of color.

These primal waterbodies serve as home and sanctuary for many famed species of fish, most notably trout, grayling, salmon, and pike—many which were discovered and documented for the first time during the 1803 expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

This four part Angler series portrays a collection of colorful, playful, and curious fish reminiscent of Ernest Hemmingway’s famous quote, “Never have I seen a greater, or more beautiful, or a calmer or more noble thing than you.”

Part six of a six-part set.
 

This composition highlights the intense greens, whites, blues, and earthen tones of the Alaska Range, which stretches from Lake Clark to Canada’s White River in the Yukon.
Indeed, the range features the highest mountain in all of North America—Denali (formerly Mount McKinley), with a summit elevation of over 20,300 feet.This composition dares to challenge the ancient Eskimo proverb “Even the strongest the eagle cannot soar higher than the stars.”
 

This composition highlights the intense greens, whites, blues, and earthen tones of the Alaska Range, which stretches from Lake Clark to Canada’s White River in the Yukon.
Indeed, the range features the highest mountain in all of North America—Denali (formerly Mount McKinley), with a summit elevation of over 20,300 feet.This composition dares to challenge the ancient Eskimo proverb “Even the strongest the eagle cannot soar higher than the stars.”
 

Stunning pink azaleas come to life at daybreak in this composition featuring vibrant motion towards the new day. The word turquoise is actually derived from French “turquois” because the mineral was first brought to Europe from Turkey from its origins in Persia. Esteemed for thousands of years throughout ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and modern empires, turquoise is a holy stone, bringing good fortune, and representing, love, faith, health, and security.
Part one of a two-part set.

Stunning pink azaleas prepare for their evening rest in this composition. The word turquoise is actually derived from French “turquois” because the mineral was first brought to Europe from Turkey from its origins in Persia. Esteemed for thousands of years throughout ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and modern empires, turquoise is a holy stone, bringing good fortune, and representing, love, faith, health, and security.
Part two of a two-part set.

This exquisite work celebrates the noble beauty of the ballet with natural deference to the magnificence of the performer by quietly applauding with refinement in majestic pinks and greens.

These majestic and graceful butterflies represent change, resurrection, and immortal triumph-- through all the stages of birth, struggle, and timeless tranquility.

These butterflies accompany their paired set in representation of change, resurrection, and immortal triumph-- through all the stages of birth, struggle, and timeless tranquility.

Butterflies are deep and powerful representations of life, struggle, and change. They are reflections of our souls.
To Christians, the butterfly is a symbol of resurrection, and around the world butterflies are viewed as the symbols for endurance, change, hope, and life.
In this composition, golden butterflies dance over the canvas in joyful liveliness.
Part one of a three-part set.

Butterflies are deep and powerful representations of life, struggle, and change. They are reflections of our souls.
To Christians, the butterfly is a symbol of resurrection, and around the world butterflies are viewed as the symbols for endurance, change, hope, and life.
In this composition, golden butterflies dance over the canvas in joyful liveliness.
Part two of a three-part set.

Butterflies are deep and powerful representations of life, struggle, and change. They are reflections of our souls.
To Christians, the butterfly is a symbol of resurrection, and around the world butterflies are viewed as the symbols for endurance, change, hope, and life.
In this composition, golden butterflies dance over the canvas in joyful liveliness.
Part three of a three-part set.

Featuring three colorful varieties of camellias, each with their natural stems elegantly adorning an antique silver decanter. Set against a soft canvas backdrop, these blooms capture the viewer's attention, highlighting the unique winter beauty of camellias during the festive season. The composition gracefully combines the natural elegance of camellias with the traditional sophistication of sterling silver.

A quiet background yields to the triumph of the rose in this composition, signifying promise, love, and longing while hints of yellow provide the reassurance of health, friendship and stability.

Part one of a two-part set presenting a modern abstract take on the vibrant and intricate blossoms of chrysanthemums, rendered in dynamic strokes and refined colors. Revered in Eastern cultures, particularly in China and Japan, where it symbolizes longevity and rejuvenation, the chrysanthemum carries a profound cultural significance. This flower is celebrated annually in festivals that honor its beauty and symbolic meanings.