People and places that shape you…
Resume/CV
Childhood — and the fading memory of it — is a prevalent topic among graduating students. How have we changed over time? Are the children within us still there, somewhere? How are we viewed by others?
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36”x24”
Acrylics on masonite, papers
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Available
Skyline Blvd
The rolling golden hills of Northern California — among which I grew up — root me to childhood.
2022
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36”x24”
Acrylics on canvas
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Available
Hoerle Hall
An ode to Kent School — where I spent four wonderful years as a boarding student — this painting was a gift to a beloved staff member. Featuring my dorm with the ice rink in the background, it was the first detailed acrylic painting of my career.
2020
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9”x12”
Acrylics on canvas
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Unavailable
Greece
After a trip to Greece when I was ten, I took a liking to the architecture and maze-like structure of the cities on some of Greece’s islands. This watercolor is my first; a tribute to my love for the Mediterranean.
2019
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11”x14”
Watercolors
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Unavailable
Rocky
A commission for a family who lost their beloved labrador; this painting was a divergence from my usual realistic style and an exploration into more expressive uses of color.
2022
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14”X16”
Acrylics on canvas
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Unavailable; Sold
Big Sur
2020
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18”x24”
Watercolor
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Unavailable; Sold