• Mother and Child
  This is a large format painting 4'X 5', for a series of painting depicting humanity as a series figures constructed out of scrap metal and wood, depicting the most human acts as the masses of ghost figures move among them, mostly unaware.
• Double Self-Portrait
  A doubel self-portrait comparing my image shown in wood to a wooden figure.
• Self-Portrait
  Simply a self-portrait a little more dramatic than I see myself but a fun exercise
• Confrontation
  Large 5'X 4' that shows the scrap figures doing possibley the most human act; fighting.
• Copulation
  Large 5'X 4', two figures copulating also a very human act.
• Alone
  3'X 5', this was the only scrap figure in a crowd with a solitary figure, being alone in a crowd.
• Father
  This was part of a series of traditional portraits that I painted of actual scrap figures I painted for a large installation of actual 5 members of a constructed family, fully lifesize.
• Big Brother
  The largest child in the family series of portraits, tried to make him a little nervous and self concscious, shown by his body position and how he is holding himself.
• Mother
  The mother has her own personality, I added a bit more dram with the shadow that shows the more skeletal nature of the actual sculpture.
• Abstract
  I peroidically do a paitings just for myself as a sort state of mind download onto canvas, traditionally thes have been more narative with imagery that can be interpretated more like a narative. For this painting I kept it completely abstract.
• A Boy and His Imagination
  Being a huge comic book fan, I did a series of paintings focused on my oldest son and his dayly life reinterpreted a series of moments in times as a series of images that show what is scene and thought to get a better sense of the moment.
• The Sandbox
  The use of three images here show a micro and macro view of a series of moments for a sandbox of toys.