Watercolor 21 x 29 – framed
Koi
Watercolor 25 x 37
Glorious Morning Walk
Watercolor 20 x 24 – framed
Yackety-yak
Watercolor 23 x 29 Framed
Palm within a Palm
Watercolor 26.5 x 38.5 – framed
Prayer For Peace 28 (In Memoriam)
What began as a red white and blue pencil drawing became a lament for the murders of Renee Nicole Good and now Alex Jeffrey Pretti as well as the cruel and unusual treatment of children, women and men. The arrests and deportations are based on racial profiling and bogus justifications for gestapo like tactics by ICE and Federal Department of Border Security officials. My father, who fought against the fascists in WWII would be horrified, as I am now. 15×11″, unframed
Spring Blossoms
Plum tree blossoms with shadows.
I Never Tire Of Your Company
I Never Tire of Your Company is a 48 × 48 inch acrylic and oil painting on a 2″ gallery-wrapped canvas. A pink zebra stands quietly with a small bird perched on its back, set against a soft, atmospheric landscape. The piece celebrates gentle companionship, trust, and the comfort of being truly seen—where presence alone is enough.
Forest Guides
48 x 48 inches · Acrylic and oil on 2″ gallery-wrapped canvas
Forest Guides is a layered floral abstraction alive with color, movement, and mystery. At first glance, it reads as a lush, dreamlike garden—floating botanicals, soft gestures, and vibrant blooms drifting through a deep blue-green atmosphere. But linger a little longer, and the forest begins to speak.
Concealed within the foliage are three spirit guides, quietly watching, protecting, and leading. They are not meant to shout for attention—only to be discovered when you’re ready. This painting is about intuition, trust, and the idea that guidance often surrounds us unseen, woven into the natural world.
The palette moves between calm and joy—teals, aquas, corals, soft pinks, and warm golds—creating a sense of balance between grounding and uplift. Forest Guides invites stillness, curiosity, and a willingness to look beyond the obvious.
This piece is meant to be lived with. Over time, it reveals itself again and again.
What We Carry
A bear sits in stillness, gazing at a field of flowers, his own body adorned with blooms—carrying every mark, memory, and moment that life has pressed upon him.
24×24 Acrylic and oil on gallery wrapped canvas
