Bright, bold landscapes inspired by comic books and stained glass.

On a late summer day in downtown Bloomington, Indiana.
Current and Selected Works

Kirkwood & Rogers Traffic Box
Installation in October – November 2026

Painted Hills
2024 | Acrylic on canvas

Blue Lake In Fall
2024 | Acrylic on canvas

Home in the Hills
2024 | Acrylic on canvas

“Stutter Redux” – Digital art based on an original acrylic on canvas.
“Using saturated primary and secondary colors defined by bold black lines, the goal is to capture the attention and keep the eye moving.”
The inspiration for my art comes from early influences that include:
- My great-uncle’s stained glass pieces.
- 1990’s comic book artists: Humberto Ramos, Chris Bachalo, Mike Mignola, Gary Frank, and Jeff Smith among others.
- Der Blaue Reiter members Franz Marc, August Macke, and Marianne von Werefkin.
- 1980’s and 1990’s graffiti and street artists.
- Muralists: Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros
When I’m starting a painting, I do all of the regular steps: considering the focal point, the foreground, the background, and the palette.
Then I make it as bright as possible, often putting colors where they wouldn’t normally be (See “Painted Hills” above).
I finish by defining each color block with a black permanent marker or bold lines of black paint. This creates the stained glass effect I’m looking for.
Interested in commissioning Public or Private art?
I love to see “napkin sketches” of ideas, photos of other pieces, and any reference material you’ve gathered. I can take those items and work with you to create something truly unique and vibrant.