Donated to the Dian Fossey Gorilla Conservation Foundation. A tribute to both her and her beloved Digit, both killed by poachers.

I used an old photo from a sports magazine to try a different acrylic technique for this where it was more in the style of watercolor.

Painted in Concord, MA. I used two separate photos one of an old rock wall hundred of years old, and the other, the hawk, taken by my cousin John to complete the composition.

One of my favorite places along Rye Beach, NH.

Painted in Montana. This painting is shown at the half way point where I have built up sienna tones preparing for the final color washes.

Broke in Montana, I needed something to paint on. So I removed a ceiling tile from my apartment. I saw this picture in a magazine and I added the extreme light for effect. It is a reminder to me that you can paint any surface no matter how despera...

I saw this picture and it reminded me of a horse named Little John. Years ago I worked for a period of time as a horsehandler. This is a color study of these animals that I come to grow so fond of. I hope you are well where ever you are Little John...

A good friend of mine who is a very competant, amateaur photographer took this photo at a nearby lake. The geese reminded me of musical notes on a scale.

These wolves are generally pure white. I chose to portray him in contrasting light with variant shadows to enhance his depth. Wolves though generally portrayed as villans actually are among the most social and peaceful animals that exist. They have...

I was commissioned to do this to match a room theme that was African and Indian Art.

I am frequently asked to do pet portraits. This one was auctioned off at The Massachusetts State House by The Humane Society to raise funds to erradicate animal abuse.

Compliment to "Lion Low". Restricted color palate

I did this sketch with a limited palate as a compliment to \"Layin\' Low\" as a color study.

A Blue Whale's tail. It can measure up to 30' wide. In this painting, a Blue Whale is about to sound. Upon her rising to the surface, she scatters small prey fishes and plankton. It is these that the seagulls are interested in. I handled this in...