Layered, textural acrylics.

  
Framed and matted in a shadow-box-style black frame. 

Rose Nips

Acrylics on fine weave, double cotton canvas, hand turned on select quality board.
  
  

Claire Color Hair

Cool blues float over warm, woven fields of color.

  
Acrylics on canvas board

Blues and Weave

Expressions in blues on New Year's Day 2024.

  
Acylics on canvas board.

Happy Blue Year

Hard Rashaad in soft pastels, limited palette.

  
18 “ x 24” on charcoal paper

Hard Rashaad

Acycylic on canvas, inspired by a real cherry and the cherry juice within, cherry steam in tact. Color created with cherry juice mixed with acrylic paint on canvas. Framed in a dramatic, black, shadow-box-style frame.

Cherry Flow

Soar explores both a connection to my past career in construction and hope for an opportunity for something new.  The piece is inspired by nature and eagles.  I like to take the organic forms from nature and use them as inspiration as I use ridged geometric forms and construction materials in my designs. 

Soar

This piece is inspired by the many expectations that others have of me, as well as my own expectations, that are often impossible to meet.  It was on exhibit outside of the Missouri State University Art & Design office from April 2019 - September 2021. 

Expectations 

The Carface project is a series of photographs 
of the “faces” of toy Matchbox cars from the 
mid-1960s to early 1970s. I chose a head-on 
view of the toys to portray the strongest, most 
unique part of any subject, the face. The use 
of square composition, shallow focus, and a 
rich black background together emphasize 
the power of this portrayal. The toys are nearly 
as old as I am, and they too bear the scratches, 
chips, and accumulated imperfections from 
life’s wear and tear.

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