A Twist on Florals

Friends, here’s a video showcasing my reinterpretation of the traditional floral painting. You know me, I like to deconstruct and abstract the heck out of every day subjects and this piece entitled “A Rose” is no exception. Watch this video to get an even deeper look inside my process and find how I chose to… Continue reading A Twist on Florals

New Print Drop!

Friends, the holiday season is right around the corner and in preparation I’ve dropped a bunch of new limited edition prints! Woo hoo! What a great stocking stuffer these fun images will make! With 15 different artworks available — from cyclists to space monkeys! — take a look at my “PRINTS” page to see which… Continue reading New Print Drop!

“(WAR)RIOR” at Spring Street Studios

Two of my paintings, “And Then I Found My Hands” and “Things Fall Apart” are currently on exhibit at the curated show at Spring Street Studios in Houston, Texas entitled “(WAR)RIOR”. This show is a selection of artwork examining the effects of war on those who have endured it firsthand. The exhibition includes artwork from… Continue reading “(WAR)RIOR” at Spring Street Studios

Say Hello to “Dre Tha Barber”

BAM! Comin’ rightacha! Say hello to “Dre Tha Barber” an artwork I was commissioned to produce recently. If this painting could talk it’d scream LET’S GOOOOOOOOO!!!!! I was approached by Dre’s aunt to create a special piece that would celebrate his graduation from barber school while also bringing a bit of flare and energy to… Continue reading Say Hello to “Dre Tha Barber”

Take My Classes, Take My Workshops!

As spring screeches to a halt, it’s already a thousand degrees in the Houston area, so that means it’s time to retreat indoors and bask in the glory that is 21st century air conditioned living! Yeehaw! Don’t worry, friends, there is plenty to do indoors! In fact, I have several classes and workshops coming up… Continue reading Take My Classes, Take My Workshops!

Dream, Dream, Dream

Over the last month I have been doing a lot of art festivals. And while it’s exhilarating and fun and exciting and uplifting (for the most part), it’s also a lot of work. I imagine the majority of people don’t realize the amount of work — the physical labor, the logistics, the stress — that… Continue reading Dream, Dream, Dream