This piece was a commission for Charlie Quimby who is using it as cover art for his new book entitled “Inhabited”.  It is based on another larger piece I completed several years ago, Mt. Garfield Area Map.

It was a learning experience to create a piece of art in response to a book.  I am lucky enough to be able to read the unedited manuscript.  It is a thoughtful and thought-provoking novel about the small city in which I live, Grand Junction, Colorado.

February 11, 2016

Inhabited – SOLD

This piece was a commission for Charlie Quimby who is using it as cover art for his new book entitled “Inhabited”.  It is based on another […]
January 14, 2016

Kibitz SOLD

Watermedia on watercolor paper 18″ x 24″ $1000.00 This is the first of three watermedia abstracts that I have been working on for the last month […]
January 14, 2016

Slouching

Collage on Cradled Board 12″ x 12″ $450.00 This small collage was juried into the 2015 National Collage Society National Exhibit which is viewable online at […]
July 18, 2015

Cuba Bouquet SOLD

Mixed Media Collage 12″ x 12″ on cradled board $450.00 This collage was loitering in my studio for awhile, after having been begun as a demo […]
June 4, 2015

Background Noise SOLD

Collage on Cradled Board 24″ x 18″ $600.00 I did this piece at the same time as Twilight Forest.  Not quite a companion piece because I […]
June 4, 2015

Twilight Forest

Collage on Cradled Board Under Epoxy Resin 24″ x 18″ $800.00 This piece was done as a collage with acrylic paint.  After it was finished, I […]
May 24, 2015

Mad Science NFS

Mixed Media Collage 12″ x 12″ on cradled board under epoxy resin $500.00 This piece began like so many do in my mixed media class at […]
April 11, 2015

Will o’ the Wisp SOLD

Mixed Media Collage 22″ x 30″ matted and framed For Sale:  $1500.00 This abstracted forest scene evolved slowly.  It is done on top of a watermedia […]
April 11, 2015

Buddha Forest SOLD

Mixed Media Collage 22″x25 1/2″ Matted and Framed This started, as so many do, as a technique demo in my mixed media class at the Art Center. […]