For the 1970’s category of the 15 Squared Art Show, I considered a few ideas, but settled on my first introduction to pop culture (and The Muppets)… Sesame Street! Sesame Street is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, so honoring this show felt right. However, I didn’t want to paint the more obvious characters. I […]
Read more "The 1970’s"I am so grateful to be included in the 15 Squared Art Show currently on view at The Barefoot Spa. The premise is to feature 15 local artists with 15 artworks each, but there’s a catch! Each artist must create artwork in four categories – anatomy, landscapes, the 1970’s and artist choice (no abstracts) – […]
Read more "Magritte-Inspired Landscapes"I recently completed a third painting in tribute to artist Yayoi Kusama titled Kusama Dots Yellow. It is currently on view as part of the Visual Fringe art gallery housed within the Orlando Shakespeare Theater. It will remain on view through the rest of the Orlando Fringe, which concludes on Sunday, May 26th. This painting […]
Read more "Kusama Dots Yellow"May is here and that means you will find me at the Orlando Fringe Festival. In addition to two weeks of theatrical productions, the Fringe also hosts an epic art show called Visual Fringe. Visual Fringe transforms the Orlando Shakespeare Theater into an art gallery that showcases a ton of local talent. If you attend […]
Read more "Orlando Fringe Festival"I feel honored and very humbled to have my work included in the upcoming 15 Squared Art Show. I am one of 15 Central Florida artists invited to create 15 small artworks for display at The Barefoot Spa. With works no larger than 12” x 12”, each artist was challenged to create art inspired by […]
Read more "15 Squared"I am pleased to share that I have three pieces currently on view at Hourglass Brewing in Longwood, FL as part of their Sugar Skull & Luchador Mask Mash Up Art Show! Artists were challenged to create artwork “mashing up” sugar skulls and luchador masks with pop culture references. The results were truly magnificent and […]
Read more "Sugar Skulls & Luchador Masks"Last week I saw “Avengers: Endgame” and the show “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” returns in nine days making it a wonderful time to be alive if you are a huge MCU fan like myself. One of the best characters (if not THE best character) of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a crossover character that appears in […]
Read more "Agent Phil Coulson"I feel a certain connection to Dr. Seuss as we share the same birth date and because I grew up reading his books. Longtime followers may recall that I painted a piece for a Dr. Seuss-inspired art show a couple of years ago (Francis McFeather) and shared that piece on the blog. While we were in […]
Read more "The Art of Dr. Seuss"I am seeing “Avengers: Endgame” later this evening so it seems appropriate to post this painting inspired by the recent film, “Captain Marvel.” “Captain Marvel” is easily one of my top 5 MCU films for more reasons than I can list in a blog post. Beyond its killer 90’s soundtrack and pop culture references (including […]
Read more "Captain Marvel"If you are in the Central Florida area or passing through in the next few weeks, I highly recommend visiting the Winifred Johnson Clive exhibit at the Orlando Museum of Art. This exhibition really caught me by surprise! I was not aware of this artist before seeing the show, but I was truly taken with […]
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