Pink Elephants

18"x24"

Acrylic on canvas

This piece was influenced by my fascination

with pink elephants. I started thinking

about how I could incorporate them into a still life. 

I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. 

                                                   

                                                  Jerry

                         18"x24"

                   Acrylic on canvas

   This is a portrait I did years ago during an internship...I was creating art with children who were staying in a local hospital, undergoing treatment...As I got to spend more time with some of the kids, I began sketching them when we were sitting around talking...It was an amazing experience...shortly after, someone saw the portraits, which led to a commission in the hospital.

                        

Fan and Stoves

Fan and Stoves

9"x7"

Acrylic on panel

This is the third piece in the Riverside series...it's more of a quick study (compared to the other two...)

Coconut and Lime I

7"x9"

Acrylic on panel

This is the first time I've worked on a coconut and  lime...I like the tropical summery feel of the painting... 

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Wallstreet

Wallstreet

    8"x16"  Mixed Media
SOLD

Celebrating the Riverside Avondale Area Exhibition

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 10"x20"  Acrylic on canvas

The Neighborhood as Art:
Celebrating The Riverside Avondale Area Exhibition
This is a peice I just finished, inspired by the

         Riverside/Avondale area of Jacksonville, Florida. It will be featured in an upcoming show at the Cummer Museum in Jacksonville, FL from June 14 - July 31, 2011.

Please come to the opening on Tues, June 14, 2011 at 6pm.

For more information click the link below.

Click here to visit the museum website

Eye Candy

Eye Candy

18"x24"  Acrylic on canvas

Christmas Tree

Here is one I finished over the holidays. I loved the way the red balls looked hanging on the tree but wasn't quite prepared for the labor of painting the branches. It took a while to solve the problem of not having to paint every single strand and yet still have the tree read as a tree. I think I got the warm Christmas feel I was looking for.