Welcome! I am a semi-famous artist on the verge (perhaps) of international superstardom. I'll keep you posted on how that's going.
I have been a professional commercial artist since 1980. When I made the switch from traditional to digital media—this was around 1995, I think—I undertook the experiment of recreating dozens of pre-digital styles, just to see how they would look. That's why the pictures here have their roots in everything from Kandinsky to Rembrandt, from French impressionism to the Sunday comics. I will leave it to the viewer to determine which experiments succeeded. The entire gallery consists of over a thousand pieces, many of which are yet to be posted. I have arranged these into smaller galleries, the titles of which (because art should defy categorization) will not be especially helpful. So you should look upon this visit as a kind of adventure: Keep a sharp machete in hand and trudge boldly forward, ready for any surprise.
Edit: In August of 2016, my house and studio were destroyed by the worst flood my area has seen in 500 years. I ordered a massive rebuilding program that continued for roughly eighteen months. During that time I created very little, apart from a stunning level of indebtedness. But during that time I had an opportunity to edit, rethink and reorganize the gallery. That project is still under way, so excuse the mess. Thanks for dropping by, and help yourself to coffee and donuts. I mean, if you have any.
Edit #2: A simple size reduction can greatly reduce the price of any picture. Please ask about alternate sizes and prices. Also, be aware that a canvas with gallery wrapping does not require framing and may be your most economical choice. Don't allow shallow pockets to deprive you of the bliss of having me in your home!
Edit #3: If you are one of the many photographers with whom I have collaborated, please inform me if I have inadvertently omitted your name from any pictures inspired by your work. I strongly support recognition for all creative people, but my record keeping skills are pretty wobbly.
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