This composition features five stately parakeets, suited in royal cobalt blue against a rich sandstone background.

This delightful two-part series features charismatic cockatiels perched in quiet harmony, evoking the cozy rhythms of morning greetings and afternoon chatter. Rendered with soft washes and expressive posture, these spirited birds bring a sense of play and poise to the canvas.

With their golden crests, blushed cheeks, and inquisitive gazes, each cockatiel appears mid-conversation—gentle companions offering a lighthearted ambiance and natural elegance.

This series brightens any interior with warmth, personality, and a touch of cheerful avian grace.

This delightful two-part series features charismatic cockatiels perched in quiet harmony, evoking the cozy rhythms of morning greetings and afternoon chatter. Rendered with soft washes and expressive posture, these spirited birds bring a sense of play and poise to the canvas.

With their golden crests, blushed cheeks, and inquisitive gazes, each cockatiel appears mid-conversation—gentle companions offering a lighthearted ambiance and natural elegance.

This series brightens any interior with warmth, personality, and a touch of cheerful avian grace.

This abstract features geometrically asymmetrical rectangles accented with adobe and charcoal contours against an earthen champagne background.  Cody, as this ancient namesake suggests, evokes sentiments of familiarity and helpfulness.

Color Block is a refined two-part series that explores the quiet tension between order and expression. Soft, neutral backdrops frame a grid of geometric forms — stacked, aligned, and subtly in motion. Titled Domino and Tetris, each piece references playful structure and strategic placement, while gold accents add a restrained flourish.

Rooted in the aesthetics of balance, clarity, and harmony, the series evokes a visual rhythm — equal parts meditation and modern design.

Color Block is a refined two-part series that explores the quiet tension between order and expression. Soft, neutral backdrops frame a grid of geometric forms — stacked, aligned, and subtly in motion. Titled Domino and Tetris, each piece references playful structure and strategic placement, while gold accents add a restrained flourish.

Rooted in the aesthetics of balance, clarity, and harmony, the series evokes a visual rhythm — equal parts meditation and modern design.

Colorado encompasses most of the Southern Rockies, the Colorado Plateau and the western edge of the Great Plains. The Spanish explorers led by Coronado who embarked in the territory beginning in 1540, named the territory the Spanish equivalent of “colored red.”
This composition captures the “red” essence of Colorado, while the distant peeks celebrate the towering heights and grand expanses of the Rockies.

A digitally remastered print from a renowned celestial chart series first published in 1835—a landmark collaboration between astronomer E.H. Burritt and engraver W.G. Evans. Together, they created The Geography of the Heavens, a dramatic atlas that blended classical mythology with modern science to bring the stars within reach for a generation of Americans.

Burritt—often called the “Carl Sagan” of his day—was a gifted popularizer of astronomy. His charts paired the precise positions of stars and planets with the mythological stories that gave them meaning, bridging science and storytelling in a way that still resonates. Each chart invites the viewer to see the cosmos not just as a map, but as a narrative—where motion, myth, and meaning converge.

A digitally remastered print from a renowned celestial chart series first published in 1835—a landmark collaboration between astronomer E.H. Burritt and engraver W.G. Evans. Together, they created The Geography of the Heavens, a dramatic atlas that blended classical mythology with modern science to bring the stars within reach for a generation of Americans.

Burritt—often called the “Carl Sagan” of his day—was a gifted popularizer of astronomy. His charts paired the precise positions of stars and planets with the mythological stories that gave them meaning, bridging science and storytelling in a way that still resonates. Each chart invites the viewer to see the cosmos not just as a map, but as a narrative—where motion, myth, and meaning converge.

A digitally remastered print from a renowned celestial chart series first published in 1835—a landmark collaboration between astronomer E.H. Burritt and engraver W.G. Evans. Together, they created The Geography of the Heavens, a dramatic atlas that blended classical mythology with modern science to bring the stars within reach for a generation of Americans.

Burritt—often called the “Carl Sagan” of his day—was a gifted popularizer of astronomy. His charts paired the precise positions of stars and planets with the mythological stories that gave them meaning, bridging science and storytelling in a way that still resonates. Each chart invites the viewer to see the cosmos not just as a map, but as a narrative—where motion, myth, and meaning converge.

A digitally remastered print from a renowned celestial chart series first published in 1835—a landmark collaboration between astronomer E.H. Burritt and engraver W.G. Evans. Together, they created The Geography of the Heavens, a dramatic atlas that blended classical mythology with modern science to bring the stars within reach for a generation of Americans.

Burritt—often called the “Carl Sagan” of his day—was a gifted popularizer of astronomy. His charts paired the precise positions of stars and planets with the mythological stories that gave them meaning, bridging science and storytelling in a way that still resonates. Each chart invites the viewer to see the cosmos not just as a map, but as a narrative—where motion, myth, and meaning converge.

Cranes captures a moment of serene unity among these elegant birds, their long necks curved in silent harmony. Painted in gentle earth tones with strokes of ivory, sand, and smoke, the composition evokes both stillness and strength. In cultures around the world, cranes are revered as symbols of grace, longevity, and peace—thought to live a thousand years and carry the spirit of good fortune. This portrait honors that heritage, offering a meditative reflection on beauty, fellowship, and timeless presence.

This decorative pillow ornaments the most well appointed living spaces with stylish design and comfort. 
This composition features a flock of ivory white cranes against a misty riverside blue background.  Two of the most alluring characteristics of cranes are their ostentatious mating dance and their fabled protectiveness.  
The Roman author Pliny the Elder wrote that cranes would appoint one of their number to stand guard while they slept. The sentry would hold a stone in its claw, so that if it fell asleep it would drop the stone and waken. A crane holding a stone in its claw is a well-known symbol in heraldry, and is known as a crane in its vigilance.

Curious Parakeets is a two-part portrait of mutual curiosity—four regal birds on each canvas, perched in perfect formation, their eyes as attentive as their plumage is bright. But make no mistake: this isn’t a one-sided gaze. As you admire them, they’re sizing you up too—measuring your color palette, your posture, your cheer.

Rendered in lime green, chiffon blue, and moon yellow against a warm neutral background, these lively companions are painted with a knowing charm. Are they gossiping about your outfit? Maybe. But they’re also inviting you into their quiet moment of companionship—one that’s cheerful, composed, and undeniably stylish.

Curious Parakeets is a two-part portrait of mutual curiosity—four regal birds on each canvas, perched in perfect formation, their eyes as attentive as their plumage is bright. But make no mistake: this isn’t a one-sided gaze. As you admire them, they’re sizing you up too—measuring your color palette, your posture, your cheer.

Rendered in lime green, chiffon blue, and moon yellow against a warm neutral background, these lively companions are painted with a knowing charm. Are they gossiping about your outfit? Maybe. But they’re also inviting you into their quiet moment of companionship—one that’s cheerful, composed, and undeniably stylish.

The Delphi series is a four-part abstract meditation inspired by the ancient wisdom, ethereal light, and layered mystery of the fabled oracle’s sanctuary. Rendered in translucent pastels, weathered textures, and soft geometries, each piece—Oracle, Spring, Vapor, and Mystic—feels like a fragment of a forgotten mosaic, or a whisper from a sacred wall.

With its dreamy washes of blush, sage, alabaster, and sun-warmed clay, the Delphi series invites quiet contemplation. The interplay of ancient and modern, intuition and structure, reflects the timeless allure of seeking clarity from within. Whether displayed together or individually, these works carry a quiet resonance—like echoes from a place both real and imagined.

The Delphi series is a four-part abstract meditation inspired by the ancient wisdom, ethereal light, and layered mystery of the fabled oracle’s sanctuary. Rendered in translucent pastels, weathered textures, and soft geometries, each piece—Oracle, Spring, Vapor, and Mystic—feels like a fragment of a forgotten mosaic, or a whisper from a sacred wall.

With its dreamy washes of blush, sage, alabaster, and sun-warmed clay, the Delphi series invites quiet contemplation. The interplay of ancient and modern, intuition and structure, reflects the timeless allure of seeking clarity from within. Whether displayed together or individually, these works carry a quiet resonance—like echoes from a place both real and imagined.

The Delphi series is a four-part abstract meditation inspired by the ancient wisdom, ethereal light, and layered mystery of the fabled oracle’s sanctuary. Rendered in translucent pastels, weathered textures, and soft geometries, each piece—Oracle, Spring, Vapor, and Mystic—feels like a fragment of a forgotten mosaic, or a whisper from a sacred wall.

With its dreamy washes of blush, sage, alabaster, and sun-warmed clay, the Delphi series invites quiet contemplation. The interplay of ancient and modern, intuition and structure, reflects the timeless allure of seeking clarity from within. Whether displayed together or individually, these works carry a quiet resonance—like echoes from a place both real and imagined.

The Delphi series is a four-part abstract meditation inspired by the ancient wisdom, ethereal light, and layered mystery of the fabled oracle’s sanctuary. Rendered in translucent pastels, weathered textures, and soft geometries, each piece—Oracle, Spring, Vapor, and Mystic—feels like a fragment of a forgotten mosaic, or a whisper from a sacred wall.

With its dreamy washes of blush, sage, alabaster, and sun-warmed clay, the Delphi series invites quiet contemplation. The interplay of ancient and modern, intuition and structure, reflects the timeless allure of seeking clarity from within. Whether displayed together or individually, these works carry a quiet resonance—like echoes from a place both real and imagined.

Distant Sail is a quiet meditation on space, solitude, and the poetry of the open sea. A single white sail drifts along the horizon, barely breaking the vastness of the ocean and sky. Muted blues and soft, sweeping brushstrokes evoke the feeling of standing at the edge of something infinite—where the air is salted, the waves are gentle, and time slows down.

This composition invites the viewer to pause, breathe, and follow the sail into the unknown—a symbol of freedom, hope, and the beauty of going your own way, no matter how far the journey.