People Watching
Portraits of the various people I have seen while out and about.
Portrait of Paul from Waverly Antiques.
One of the things that drew me to Paul was how caring and attentive he was during the checkout process. He even asked if one of the items was for “someone special” (it was), which I thought was incredibly sweet. I was so impressed with Paul’s demeanor that I decided to make a portrait for him.
When I returned to give him his portrait, all the employees were genuinely confused as to who this man was, insisting no one who looked like him worked there. Eventually we got to the bottom of it, but it took a couple employees and genuinely confusing minutes to figure it out. Turns out Paul doesn’t actually work there - he was just filling in for his wife.
Peculiar
I genuinely enjoy making odd and expressive art.
Frankie
This was a 24” × 36” mixed media piece I made last summer out of the blue. I didn’t have a cat or plan on getting one, yet I decided to randomly make a gigantic portrait of a calico cat.
Four months later at Thanksgiving, Lauren and I are being asked if we are interested in taking in a stray cat. That cat turned out to be our beloved Frankie - who coincidentally is a long-haired calico.
BFFs
We have two of the cutest pets on the planet (Ollie and Frankie), and I love creating art that revolves around them.
Ollie refusing to put his new toy down - even during a bathroom break.
Limited Edition Prints
A small run of signed prints, available for a limited time.
