This seascape composition features a calm turquoise ocean below soft mid-day white-capped clouds. In nature, turquoise swirls indicate the presence of marine life, tracing the flow of water currents and eddies—which typically reach their peak abundance in springtime.

This early autumn, long and sweet highland landscape, perched against a quiet country road proclaims timeless tranquility and absence of mortal change.Verdant mid-day fields echoed by terracotta contours yield to a vast evergreen woodland and distant lilac hills.The viewer experiences the pure magnificence of nature's peace and a world without end in this serene landscape.

The Sea is Calling is a vibrant celebration of coastal daydreams, starring the iconic conch shell in all its glory—sun-bleached on the outside, blushing pink within, like it’s keeping the ocean’s best secrets. Swirling with painterly strokes of coral, sand, and seafoam green, this shell looks like it just tumbled ashore with something to say.

And if you listen closely, you might just hear it: the splash of a distant wave, the call of gulls overhead, or a whispered invitation to ditch your shoes and follow the tide. Equal parts souvenir and siren song, this piece brings a little salty magic wherever it hangs.

The Moon captures the quiet majesty of our celestial companion in luminous detail. Suspended in a softly textured night sky, the moon takes center stage—radiant, full, and reverent. Subtle layers of ivory, cream, and muted gray evoke the surface’s intricate geography, while the surrounding darkness is speckled with starlight, enhancing its gentle glow. This composition invites contemplation and stillness, reminding us of the moon’s constant presence and timeless pull. Both grounding and ethereal, it speaks to the wonder of night and the poetry of the cosmos.

The Hermit Crab is a whimsical tribute to one of the ocean’s most endearing oddballs. With its mismatched claws, curious antennae, and bold striped shell (borrowed, of course), this little traveler scuttles across the canvas like it's late for a beachside appointment. Part scavenger, part minimalist, the hermit crab reminds us that home is wherever you carry it—and that a good outfit can really make the crawl.

Painted in soft coastal hues with pops of coral and seafoam, this piece brings a smile and a wink to any space. A celebration of adaptation, personality, and life lived slightly off the beaten tide.

The Blue Crab gets its proper name from Greek and Latin roots which break down to mean, “beautiful-swimmer” and “savory."  I cannot recall ever seeing a crab swim but I do understand the “savory” aspect of the origin of the name.  We put crab meat on just about everything in New Orleans.   
Crabs are bottom-feeders, one of the cleaners of the sea, a noble creature, that gives so much to humanity, and they are so wonderful to observe.

The Bay captures the calm, timeless beauty of coastal life—where sky, water, and land meet in soft harmony. Gentle waves ripple across the foreground, leading the eye to a low stretch of lush shoreline beneath a canopy of drifting clouds. Hints of sun play across the water’s surface, evoking the quiet rhythm of tides and time.

Painted in a palette of soft blues, mossy greens, and warm neutrals, this piece invites reflection and rest. Whether it’s a familiar place or a dream of somewhere just beyond memory, The Bay offers a moment of stillness—a gentle breath held between water and sky.

This exquisitely remastered digital rendering of an ancient zodiac evokes the mysticism of a foregone age where astrologers were thought to be magicians, and many were highly respected scholars, believing that the movements of the stars governed the emotions and actions of earthly beings.
In the words of the medieval theorist Kepler, "It is clearly evident that most events of a widespread nature draw their causes from the enveloping heavens."  What the ancients defined as "influx" thus became transformed into our modern vocabulary as "influence."
Who could possibly forget the fabled "star crossed lovers" of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, or these words from the Tempest:
My zenith doth depend uponA most auspicious star, whose influenceIf now I court not but omit, my fortunesWill ever after droop.This print embodies the mysticism of the pre-scientific age and invites the viewer to experience its wonder, and serves as a tangible reminder of the power of "influence."

The Technicolor series bursts with vibrant energy—a joyful trio of abstract compositions that dance with life, motion, and color. Layered with rich accents of coral, turquoise, and citrus tones, each piece feels like a celebration in motion, echoing the visual language of vintage cinema and bold modernist design.

With expressive brushwork and shifting translucent forms, Technicolor One, Two, and Three capture the emotional range of color itself—each panel offering its own rhythm, like movements in a chromatic symphony. Playful yet precise, this series is an ode to color at full volume—perfect for lifting spirits, igniting spaces, and reminding us that art can be pure joy.

The Technicolor series bursts with vibrant energy—a joyful trio of abstract compositions that dance with life, motion, and color. Layered with rich accents of coral, turquoise, and citrus tones, each piece feels like a celebration in motion, echoing the visual language of vintage cinema and bold modernist design.

With expressive brushwork and shifting translucent forms, Technicolor One, Two, and Three capture the emotional range of color itself—each panel offering its own rhythm, like movements in a chromatic symphony. Playful yet precise, this series is an ode to color at full volume—perfect for lifting spirits, igniting spaces, and reminding us that art can be pure joy.

The Technicolor series bursts with vibrant energy—a joyful trio of abstract compositions that dance with life, motion, and color. Layered with rich accents of coral, turquoise, and citrus tones, each piece feels like a celebration in motion, echoing the visual language of vintage cinema and bold modernist design.

With expressive brushwork and shifting translucent forms, Technicolor One, Two, and Three capture the emotional range of color itself—each panel offering its own rhythm, like movements in a chromatic symphony. Playful yet precise, this series is an ode to color at full volume—perfect for lifting spirits, igniting spaces, and reminding us that art can be pure joy.

This composition is inspired by the ancient Berber seafaring city-state of Tangier. Situated opposite the Straits of Gibraltar, the city is said to be named after Tingis, the daughter of Atlas, the mythical supporter of the heavens. Founded in the 5th century BC by Carthaginian colonists from Greece, it later passed to the ancient Romans as Mauretania Tingitana and then to the Byzantine Empire. Rich orange and golden hues in this abstract evoke symbolism of warmth associated with joy, sunshine, and the Mediterranean/Saharan landscape—representing history, adventure, curiosity, and creativity.

This botanical still life features golden summer sunflowers against a cheerful and deferential background. No flower can lift someone’s spirits quite like sunflowers.
They are bright and cheery, and as warm and inviting as the sweet summer sun. With brilliant yellow petals, also known as “rays,” sunflowers have an unmistakable sun-like appearance that has made them a crowd favorite, especially in the summer months.
Sunflowers symbolize adoration, loyalty and longevity. Much of the meaning of sunflowers stems from its namesake, the sun itself. These flowers are unique in that they have the ability to provide energy in the form of nourishment and vibrancy—attributes which mirror the sun and the energy provided by its heat and light.
Sunflowers are known for being “happy” flowers, making them the perfect gift to bring joy to someone’s (or your) day.

Storm Bird captures the elegant defiance of a crane rising through turbulent skies—a symbol of grace amid chaos. With wings outstretched and plumes trailing like lightning across the clouds, this ethereal figure lifts above a blue umbrella perched on a bed of mist, as if dancing between worlds. Swirling clouds curl with energy, their stylized forms echoing traditional motifs and dreamlike weather patterns.

With dramatic flair and fluid motion, this composition speaks to resilience, freedom, and the beauty of rising above. Storm Bird is both a guardian and a traveler—soaring not in spite of the storm, but because of it.

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.

This peaceful seascape composition captures the tranquility of a golden beach and changing skies in springtime.
Indeed, physical oceanographers observe that the ocean has weather and seasons, much like the atmosphere. Springtime is often a time of great change, turbulence, and productivity. Increasing sunlight, nutrient enrichment from land and upwelling from the deep, and changeable atmospheric weather all conspire to color the ocean surface with interesting patterns.

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 two-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 one of a two-part set.

This seascape composition features a regatta of playful sailing yachts flouting their colorful spinnakers under joyful summer skies on a rich azure seas.

This lovely two-part landscape set captures the soothing natural features of the Caribbean. Synonymous with paradise, this region features rich sandy beaches, soft tropical skies, calm winds, lush verdant vegetation, and widely divergent palette of blues. Geographically, the Caribbean spans an area of over one million square miles and comprises more than 700 islands, islets, reefs, and cays. These landscapes give the impression of private and pristine shorelines as glimpsed from a passing luxury yacht.
Part 1 of 2