Artwork

For 100 days beginning April 13, 2017, I created a new abstract work and posted it on Instagram. I named my challenge “100 Days of Shapemaking”. Each work explores pure shape, form, and color. I drew upon skills honed as an illustrator, but it was pure joy to create artwork that was true to my personal vision. These modernist abstracts evoke different ideas and feelings for each viewer, as Instagram comments reveal. In 2023 I completed my fourth 100 Days of Shapemaking project. View a sampling of the Shapemaking Series.

A selection is available as limited edition, archival prints. They have a rich and vivid silkscreen like surface and mid-century vibe.

The Glyph Series reflects my desire to simplify and find power and joy in pure form. The ultra-minimal, bold shapes created for my COVID edition 2020 100 Day Shapemaking Project evoked letterforms and glyphs that could be composed and arranged to build a statement; a satisfying mystery or space for our imaginations to investigate. The Glyph Series is available as limited edition, archival prints.

My expressive abstract paintings are created on an iPad Pro. OK, I’m kind of nerdy. I’m loving the results of combining my color chops, markmaking, and traditional painting skills with this awesome technology. This medium is clicking for me. I hope you like them.

A selection is available as limited edition, archival prints.

Original, mixed media drawings from my Abstract Sketchbook series, my 2021 100-Day Project. I set aside digital tools and got my hands dirty, making marks, erasing, and layering until satisfied with the result. I used charcoal, pencil, wax crayons, and soft pastels.