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Can't See the Forest for the Trees

In "Can’t See the Forest..." a face emerges from a sea of tree branches in blue, orange, and black. In a nod to the cliche about not...

Ascension

Flowers are they were, as they are, and as they will be are offered as a gentle reminder that everything is constantly changing whether...

Leafing

It was a warm autumn day when my friends and I visited the farm of artist Ann Sader. After meeting with other artists in Ann's studio,...

Transmutation

In this piece the energy transformation--from flower back to source--is nearly complete. The negative space represents the flower (in...

Homegoing

Interesting story behind this piece. I was leaving Art Works Richmond one day last summer and noticed this plant that had sprouted from...

A Chorus Line

This piece is the final addition to the 'End in Mind' collection. The inspiration for this piece came to me in December — I literally...

Wind-Tossed

This is the inaugural piece in the 'End in Mind' collection. I drew it sitting on mom's sofa with the iPad in my lap. I was exhausted...

End in Mind

Quantum mechanics teaches that everything is energy. Einstein said, “Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from...

What Do You See?

Is it a picture of a vase or two faces (Edgar Rubin)? Is it a young girl or an old woman (William Ely Hill)? Does the staircase go up...

Congolese Contemplation

The focal point of this digital composite is a carving from a 2019 exhibition at the Virginia Museum of Fine Art, "Congo Masks:...

Evening Paddle

The sun sets slowly as two paddlers revel in the serenity of the evening...after the heat of the sun has retreated and before the river...

Bringing the Fantasy to Life

We recently embarked on an exploration into digital art created through Photoshop. This was not our maiden journey although earlier...