SOLD! “The New Scene” 46×26 Limited edition canvas and semi gloss paper print series available in shop. The New Scene was a major transition painting in my work. When my ideals for paint application and execution came to fruition. When the image i was trying to achieve was realized. that line between the abstract and what exists was captured.

SOLD! New Wave Obliteration 48x36. limited edition prints available in the shop section. To laugh in the face of debilitating constructs, authoritative suggestion and existing societal expectations. How comfortable are you refuting those detractors?

SOLD! “Self Portrait in the New Scene” 37×27 (creasons fineart new orleans)

SOLD! “From The Cowboy Series” 50×50 Limited edition archival canvas and semi-gloss print series available in shop

SOLD! Travel walk where in the world 48x23 (Creasons Fine Art NOLA)

SOLD! “Architects of Control” 38×63 (Artigras. West Palm Beach FL)

SOLD! “falling figure abstract II” 2014 (rittenhouse square)

SOLD! “Scout” 37×28 (rittenhouse square)

SOLD! “Beneath the clouds on a sunny day” 40×30 (artigras)

SOLD! “Seige Machine” 50×40 (artigras)

SOLD! “Oncoming” 53×39

SOLD! “I’m On Your Side” 32×18

SOLD! Untitled 07 18×13

SOLD! “Level on the Inside” 30×18

SOLD! “I Am the Great Escape” 26×22 (Creasons Fine Art. New Orleans,LA)

SOLD! Am I Flight 32×23

SOLD! Live Longer, Celebrate 47×38 framed. Limited edition archival canvas and semi-gloss print series available in shop. The winter of 2002 in NYC was a strange place. We were recently out of college and many of us had limited responsibility. No children, wives, or a mortgage to worry about so we would get together on the weekends and strengthen the bonds that turned us into such good friends during high school. 4 or 5 years of college will sometimes cause friends to literally and figuratively speaking, move apart . An important part of the winter in 2002 was to re-establish our closely knit group of friends at a time when the country, especially the tri-state area was unsure about the long term effects from the attacks on the World Trade Center. We were set to breathe new life into the city. Almost everyone can remember exactly where they were when the news came in about the devastation of the attacks on the World Trade Center, and yet not find it difficult to believe how such a surreal experience could help galvanize friendships that still exist today. At a time when disposable cameras were still in use, it was still easy to point and click, but you had to make each shot count. They were easy to carry when you were out on the town, and although each image was not readily available for your instant approval, there was a great sense of anticipation with what you might get on each roll of film. A few months after the attacks on the World Trade Center I had one of the camera’s film developed and the words Live Longer, Celebrate came to me immediately when I saw this image. This was the only painting I had ever created almost directly from a photograph. We were traveling from place to place one weekend in the city by taxi.  At this time in our lives we were living for each other, celebrating with each other, and were were going to do it forever.

SOLD! What to Do on a Grey Day 22 x46