"See. Food."

 

Another depiction of some sushi. I actually did some more work on the painting, 

so the final version looks a little different. But I'm too lazy to reshoot it. 

"The Machine"

Saw this excellent sci-fi flick recently. This was the closing scene. 

 

"Spicy California"

Thought I'd try something a bit different. Had some fun painting these sushi rolls. I did get some suspicious looks from an employee at Kroger's. Oh well, it comes with the job!

 

"St. Stephan's Toledo"

Spotted this beautiful church on a trip to Toledo, Ohio last year. 

I finally got around to committing it to canvas. 

 

"Heirloom or Hair Loom?"

 

A colorful display of heirloom carrots. 

"Acorn-y Painting"

Spotted this at the Eastern Market a few weeks ago!

 

"Lake St. Clair Sunrise 9/8/24"

 

Another dramatic sunrise. Thank you Molly!

"Caniff-Campeau Bank #2"

 

Beautiful old bank in Hamtramck. It's right across the street from another striking bank I painted a while back. I've struggled with painting humans in the past but I've started adding silhouettes in my paintings using a technique I learned from a YouTube video from Bob's Blasts. 

"Fish #26-30"

 These are the final five in the series. They were great fun painting them. I'm looking for another project to do. So if you have any ideas, feel free to email me with your suggestions. I love having a project like this to work on in between other paintings. It's always nice to mix things up. 

"Fish #21-25"

Five more in the series... 

"Holbrook Bank--Hamtramck"

Beautiful old bank in Hamtramck--a city within the city of Detroit. 

 

"Pewabic Display"

Thought I'd do a loose one. This one features a beautiful vase

 from Detroit's own Pewabic Pottery. 

 

"Somewhere in France"

 

Found this lovely image on the net and decided to commit it to canvas. 

"Fish Part 4"

 

Five more in the series!

Grosse Pointe's Art Prize!

If you're in the area, check out this cool event. I have three paintings on display at Licavoli's. Check them out and if you like them, feel free to vote for them! Thanks!

Click on the image below to enlarge.

 

"What We Did on Our Holiday"

A painting inspired by a scene from a fabulous movie with the same title. If you get a chance, I highly recommend watching it. It was on Hoopla and Kanopy, as I recall.