A quick practice on fog and atmospheric perspective. (Watercolor)
A quick sketch to capture the view from our family's favorite picnic spot in the North Carolina mountains. (Watercolor)
A Blue Ridge Parkway sunset captured on a tree slice from home as a gift for my host family during my stay in Mexico. (Acrylic on wood)
Miniature paintings on pin oak tree acorns gathered outside the studio. (Acrylic on acorn)
A sleepy mountain scene painted on a slice from the trunk of our family Christmas tree. (Acrylic on wood)
At about 1 1/2" tall, this little fawn figurine was a just-for-fun project one autumn afternoon. (Polymer clay, acrylic, and dried flowers)
A quick watercolor sketch capturing the view from la escuela de San Nicholas in Guanajuato, Mexico, where we led a mural project for the local community.
A tiny passion project to rest on my desk, as tribute to the childhood memories of home that the whippoorwill represents to me. (Polymer clay and acrylic)
A quick watercolor sketch of the view along the winding mountain roads I loved to drive when the freedom a license grants was new. (Watercolor)
At about 1 inch tall, this tiny owl's quiet eyes capture a timid, but kind character that I found comforting. (Polymer clay and acrylic)
A mountain sunset preserved on the surface of a small duck's feather. (Acrylic on found feather)
The sunrise as it was one quiet morning on Topsail Island, NC many summers ago. (Acrylic on found sea shell)