2015 v1

Hypnosis strips through the outer layers of thought, finding the core of your subconscious. From there, positive changes can be made.

Digital painting, 20x20 inches.

It is our inner strength that allows us to defy the weight of the world.

36x24 Inches, felt pen.

White noise from the beginning of time wanders the universe.

Digital painting, 20x20 inches.

Before we divided ourselves into political parties or races; before we had different countries or even different species; organisms lived in a primordial soup, freely sharing of themselves with each other. 

30x30 Inches. Felt pen.

A full moon casts inky shadows in an enchanted place known as Shadowland. 

12x12 Inches. Felt pen, airbrush, alcohol ink, and fire.

Muse: How can such a small insect with a tiny brain retrace his steps after a long journey? Research suggests that ants have an internal pedometer that allows them to know where they are in relation to their environment. And then why, with my giant human brain, do I continue to forget where I parked my car?

30x30 Inches, felt pen, alcohol ink, and fire.

My sister and I are opposites in many ways, but we are very close. Our different personalities compliment each other.

6x6 Inches. Felt pen and air brush.

One of my favorite things about life is not knowing what will come next. The possibilities are always infinite. 

Digital painting. 20x20 Inches.

When I listen to music, I see colors and moving shapes. I was listening to zydeco music on the radio one day, and I decided to capture the image. 

30x30 Inches. Mixed media: Alcohol ink, felt pen, and fire.

The wall is no match for nature.

Digital painting, 20x20 inches.

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, Felt Pen, and Pastels

12 x 12 Inches

Muse: If I weren't so comfortable in my hammock I would take a walk and catch a breeze. If the breeze wasn't so lazy, it would come to me.

Digital (Drawn by hand on an iPad®)

20 x 20 Inches

Muse: A romantic interpretation of the Large Hadron Particle Collider.

Alcohol Ink, Fire, Felt Pen, and Airbrush

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, Felt Pen, Airbrush, and Metallic Pastels

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, Water, and Pastel Powder

6 x 6 Inches

Muse: Before the invention of sky there was no blue. 

Alcohol Ink, Fire, Felt Pen, and Airbrush

12 x 12 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

12 x 12 Inches

Felt Pen and Alcohol Ink

30 x 30 Inches

Muse: The universe is expanding, but for how long? Astronomers predict that we may enter a contraction phase in the distant future. This image depicts this spectacular phase transition.

Honors:

• Included in juried exhibit titled “In Transformation” at Columbus Metropolitan Library, Columbus, Ohio, 2017

Digital (Drawn by hand on an iPad®)

20 x 20 Inches

Muse: Light from a brilliant star reverberates across the universe.

Felt Pen Drawing

30 x 30 Inches

Muse: This is the beginning.

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Alcohol Ink, Fire, and Felt Pen

6 x 6 Inches

Digital (Drawn by hand on an iPad®)

24 x 24 Inches

Muse: Have you ever had a dream so powerful that it haunted you all day like a ghost? I have. 

Digital (Drawn by hand on an iPad®)

18 x 18 Inches

Muse: Each of us leaves an imprint on the cosmos.