Mixed media, gold leaf engobes on porcelaine. 26Lx10Hx10D in

The undisputed King of the Arctic wonders the ice in search of his next meal. He lives a lonely life in the most fragile landscape on the planet. He is resilient. He is powerful. He changed my life.

A view from the summit of Haleakala volcano on Maui, Hawaii. As the sun began to set, the clouds rolled in below us providing a quiet sense of solitude.

Écumes I is a captivating 80 x 100 cm original painting that captures the dynamic essence of ocean foam in abstract form. Layered textures evoke swirling sea foam rising from deep indigo depths, blending ethereal whites and luminous golds against turquoise gradients for a sense of serene motion and healing energy. Gold flecks mimic sunlight on waves, inviting “Blue Mind” tranquility—studies show ocean-inspired visuals reduce stress by activating calm responses.

Blue swirl tiles from Obidos

This grungy abstract collage on stretched canvas, in faded shades of blue, evokes the worn, textured look of aged print. The layered elements and distressed patterns create a sense of time and history, with the muted colours and rough textures adding to the feeling of vintage decay and the passage of time.

A bowl of long stemmed yellow flowers appear to be twisting and turning in a floral ballet.

‘Ahead of the Curve’ is a contemporary work that explores the interplay between time, abstraction, and precision. At first glance, the composition captivates with its dynamic, flowing forms—each line and arc meticulously rendered using a combination of French curves and freehand techniques. A closer look reveals a subtle conceptual twist: the presence of hidden clock numbers, ingeniously woven into the design. These concealed numerals invite viewers to engage in a visual search, transforming the artwork into an interactive meditation on the passage of time and the beauty of discovery. The cool, sophisticated palette of black and teal enhances the sense of movement and modernity, while the underlying theme of time adds a layer of intellectual intrigue.

I concentrate on Still Life using easily obtained artifacts and create images that are pleasing to the eye. Variations in light are key components to the result

This bird has all the shades of blue a sassy blue Jay needs.

Ivory and azure flow together like quiet tides, their softened contours suggesting marble warmed by light and water held in calm suspension.

This painting shows a detail of an elaborate cast iron bridge in Central Park, New York City. Strong slanting light reveals beautiful textures and colors in the ivory painted surface of the railing. Profiled against a brilliant sky and stripped of surrounding foliage, the artistry and craftmanship of the cast Iron shine through.

The dawn is gently emerging at the blue sea, In the monstrous whirling waters, the precious pearl is bred. Following the waves rolled up by the azure sea breeze, the golden dawn floats lightly at the sea. The beautiful morning light rises slowly from the sea, as if reflecting the infinitely bright future that people yearn for.

A bandshell in Ames, Iowa.

VARIETY OF BLUES WITH POOLS OF SILVER WATER WHERE EARTH CRACKED 41 x 24 INCHES ACRYLIC PAINT WITH 3D RISES OF EARTH FROM THE CANVAS

Dreamworld, mixed media on canvas, 150 x 100cm, worked in several layers, using a spatula technique

Sunset Reflections abstracts light and color at dusk, using softened forms and layered hues to evoke the quiet glow of reflected evening light.

Each body becomes a petal, soft but intentional, stretching toward light. Instead of being pulled down by gravity, they lift like petals responding to the sun. Their movement isn’t frantic — it’s organic. Natural. Inevitable. Just as a blossom doesn’t force itself open, the joy in the piece feels like something that can no longer be contained.