Featured image: Our Connections
My connections with earth, land, water, sky, and the heavens are renewed every morning.
I sit along the edge of the woods, where the land and soil are thick and rich. Water drops from the morning dew glistens in the sun.
Slowly, I listen to my breath and breathe deeply, closing my eyes, and opening my mind, becoming part of the earth, water, and sky. I am home.
Featured image: Friends
Opinions about right and wrong, good and evil, represent a dualistic belief system that involves moral judgment.
Rugged individuals have no need to judge others—no need to question why others are not like them. They understand; they accept what is.
They have freed their minds and souls and have made room for peace, joy, and love—things that are unencumbered by judgment.
In order to be “fair” to all, we must be willing to see and change—without the control of judgment.
This painting, Friends, represents two different individuals accepting each other and their differences.
I’m honored and deeply grateful that my painting Rolling Stones has been accepted into the San Diego Watercolor Society’s 45th International Exhibition, held at the SDWS Gallery in Liberty Station, San Diego, California.
With 746 entries submitted by 403 artists from 30 countries and 36 states, it’s a true privilege to be included in such an inspiring and talented group.
The exhibition will be on view from September 28 to October 31, 2025 at the San Diego Watercolor Society Gallery.
Thank you to juror Kathleen Conover and the entire SDWS team for this opportunity to share my work among such incredible artists.
Featured image: Life is Like a Box of Chocolates
I can feel it
I can find it
the journey is
worthwhile
sitting quietly, grasping
all that is real
the natural way
and
our place in the world
and
finding; wilderness
naturalness
the yes, yes of life
I can feel it
the journey
Is worthwhile
I’m truly honored and thankful that my piece Shelter has been selected for inclusion in the 38th Annual Northern National Art Competition. With nearly 600 submissions from across the country, I’m grateful to be part of this inspiring and competitive exhibition.
The show will be held at Nicolet College in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, and will run from June 12 to July 26, 2025.
Thank you to juror Jaleesa Johnston and everyone involved in making this event possible.
I’m deeply honored that my piece Comfortably Numb has been accepted into INNOVATIONS 2025, the 34th Annual International Open Juried Exhibition of the International Society of Experimental Artists (ISEA).
The exhibition will be held at the Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens in Ormond Beach, Florida, and will run from September 17th to November 30th, 2025.
Grateful to be included in this inspiring celebration of experimental art alongside so many talented creatives. 🎨✨
Featured image: Be Different
We all see things differently, no two unique individuals see a sunrise or sunset the same way. Each reflects their own personal life into how they see and understand a sunset or sunrise.
