A painting of two rhinoceroses in an immovable stance… horns up, ready to fight. Rhinos are territorial and aggressive. In this composition the rhinos have already violated each other’s space. Yet the only full color area in the art is down the center. As an artist, this allegorical stand off represents “creation & destruction”

"Crossed Swords” 19” x 31” Polychromos Pencils

POWER AND CONVICTION
There is a profound, visceral experience creating Art with the harmony of two mediums. Colored pencil and Water color, Art and Design stage a dramatic synthesis of intellect and emotion

"Vision" 23" x 30" Colored Pencil and Water Color

OIL PENCIL AND WATERCOLOR
The essence of the west remains constant. To me, the evolution of the American West is an exciting journey of discovery, bravery and wonderment. There was once only nature. “Way out West” tells the story of a cowboy casting his gaze on the grandeur and immensity of the most beautiful country in the world.

"Way Out West" 25” x 38” Oil Pencil and Watercolor

A group of rag-tag outlaws pounding towards imminent conflict. The coarse line work depicts the gritty evil they bring.
An ominous, dark sky thunders in and above them.

"Rolling Thunder" 30” x 12” Colored Pencil and Water Color

ICONIC PORTRAITS
Drawing is the most intimate and immediate form of self-expression. The sense of energy and communication that can be captured in mere strokes of graphite, ink, oil pencil or any of the other simple mediums is astonishing to me..

"Living Large" 27”x 30” Oil Pencil and Watercolor

OIL PENCIL
What a glorious medium. Much like the process of pen and ink, drawing in oil pencil is a full commitment. There is no erasing, however it is not only for the brave of heart. My pencil can spin and scrub, smear and wash across the surface depicting a rich calligraphy of textures and values or lend itself to the most subtle indication.

"High Caliber" 25” x 35” Oil Pencil and Watercolor

BROKE
A bronc buster saddles up to a keg of dynamite and you got an Earthquake down below! One wants on. One wants off. Both get broke.

26”x 40” Oil Pencil and Watercolor