Size: 26" x 30"
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Well, apparently baseball fields are the booming business. This painting was commissioned from the Red Sox painting as an anniversary present for the client's husband.
Well, apparently baseball fields are the booming business. This painting was commissioned from the Red Sox painting as an anniversary present for the client's husband.

This painting was delivered to the Griffith Art Gallery recently to add to my collection of works on display there. This is the Lower Falls in Yellowstone National Park.
This was a painting that came from the first scenes of The Two Towers movie from Lord of the Rings. As the camera panned through the mountains, I saw this view and though it might make a good painting if it had a cross on top of the mountain.

I have heard many Christians discussing the concept of Santa Claus. Will I allow my children to believe that Santa Claus magically brings all the "good" boys and girls worldly treasures on Christmas Eve? Will I teach them from the beginning that Santa is not real, but that his persona comes from Saint Nicholas? No matter how the matter is presented, Santa Claus is immensely visible to all from Thanksgiving through Christmas Day. This Santa Claus is meant to remind the viewer of the true meaning of Christmas through subtle symbols. The three gems on the sleigh represent the three gifts that the wise men gave to Jesus. The three holly leaves represent the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The larger, cross star represents the star that the wise men followed in search of Jesus, the Savior.
This mural was painted in the main classroom for the ABSOP Program at the Department of Youth Services.
As the main classroom for the ABSOP Program moved, the teacher requested that I paint her a new mural, since she lost the old room that had the beach mural. She asked for a mountain scene this time.
This mural was painted from a combination of postcards from Switzerland. This was a castle that my family and I visited in 1998 in Sion. It was such a special trip to take, and I enjoyed it so much, that I painted this for my mother in her spare bedroom.
Twin Falls was painted for UAB hospital in the central monitoring room. They requested that I paint the Birmingham skyline on one side of the room and this painting on the other side.
This mural was painted for a Tuscaloosa resident in their dining room.
Winter in the City was painted in a group room for the ABSOP Program at the Department of Youth Services. This is the room where the therapists would council the students and teach them how to develop attitudes and behaviors that are socially acceptable. They wanted a calm, peaceful painting.