Hello and Welcome Back! Below is my new piece: ‘Untitled (oh sh*t handle stuck between two saws of equal asses)’ 2019, canvas, dye, ink, acrylic, glitter, 23.75k gold leaf, thread, shredded documents, 24 x 8 x 10 inches

Hello and Welcome Back! Thought I would share this new installation piece: Leg with Louboutin, 2019, canvas, acrylic, ink, glue, paper, shredded documents, glitter, grommets, dimensions variable, installation

Hello and Welcome Back! Below is a new sketch for a low-relief sculpture painting:

Hello and Welcome Back! I was honored to have my piece Soft Shelf V selected for America’s Majestic Street Cats at Quaid Gallery, Tampa FL:

Hello and Welcome Back! Below are two new mixed media sculptural paintings:

‘The Fold II’, 2019, linen, oil, thread, shredded documents, velvet, 17x15x5 inches

‘The Fold III’, 2019, linen, porcelain, oil, thread, shredded documents, 14x12x3 inches

Hello and Welcome Back! Another great book recommendation by artist Robert Irwin:

Hello and Welcome Back! I thought this week I would share two really exciting shows I was in last year:

The Florida Biennial, The Art and Culture Center, Hollywood, FL (forthcoming)  •  Juror: Artspace Curator and Gallery Director Sarah Fritchey:

The Gallery, The Armory Show at Pier 92/94, New York, NY
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Hello and Welcome Back! Another wonderful book recommendation by legendary artist Jack Whitten, ‘Notes from the Woodshed’.

Hello and Welcome Back! Today I want to share my favorite blog of all time Raggedy Ann’s Foot created by the amazing artist Elisabeth Condon. Elisabeth takes you on an art journey with each entry. It always makes me feel like we are walking through exhibitions together looking at work. I highly recommend it!

Hello and Welcome Back! While studying architecture at Virginia Tech I was introduced to the idea of Genius Loci or the spirit of place, a space where meaning is composed of ordered time, a layered space of substances, texture, color and man’s psychic framework.

Plein Air painting has always been a huge part of my studio practice. Below is a plein air painting created at the Oregon Trail Ruts in South East Wyoming while at the Jentel Artists Residency in 2008. It is a place carved out of time. Wagon wheels, animals and people wore down the trail about two to six feet into a sandstone ridge during its heaviest usage by American Pioneers.