Arcade
Acrylic, 30" X 24", SOLD
Ms. Pac Man livens up a Mission laundromat.
Pay Phone
Acrylic, 30" X 24", $1800
Possibly one of the last pay phones in the Mission district.
Juried into American Art Collector
On the Landing
Acrylic, 30" X 24", $1800
An interior scene in the Mission District...elegance meets graffiti.
Juried into American Art Collector
The Red Door
Acrylic, 30" X 24", $1800
Once a German Lutheran Church, now a Buddhist Temple at 22nd & Capp.
Mural
Acrylic, 36” X 30”, $1500
The iconic Birdcage Mural was once found at the corner of 22nd and Capp in the Mission. It had to be replaced when repairs were done on the building and surrounding fence. This painting holds a part of San Francisco history.
The Man
Acrylic, 20" x16", $450
On The Playa
Acrylic, 36” X 48”, $2000
Juried into American Art Collector
Looking Through
Acrylic, 24" X 24", $600
Juried into American Art Collector
Rainbow's End
Acrylic, 30" x 24", $1800
Juried into American Art Collector
Featured in American Art Collector
Blue Fan 1
Acrylic on canvas, 24" X 24", $375
Blue Fan 1 & 2, sold together, $700
Blue Fan 2
Acrylic on canvas, 24" X 24", $375
Blue Fan 1 & 2 sold together, $700
Blue Fan 3
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
The Red Balloon
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
The Lily
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", $85
The Altar
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
The Lovers
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
A Satisfied Customer
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
Dancing Skeleton
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
Fun Couple
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", $85
Family
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", $85
Dying Rose (purple)
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", $85
Dying Rose (red)
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", $85
Laughing Skulls
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
Cat and Mouse
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
Play Ball
Mixed Media on paper, 6" X 6", SOLD
Dance
Mixed Media, 12" X 16", SOLD
Welcome To My World
Mixed Media, 14" X 14", SOLD
Falling Down!
Acrylic/mixed media, 24" X 216, $375
At the Portal
Acrylic, 30" X 22", $500
Guardian I & II (diptych)
Acrylic, each painting 22" X 12", $650
The Altar
Acrylic, 14" X 12", NFS
One Zebra
Acrylic on canvas, 30" X 24", $1500—SOLD
Juried into American Art Collector
Two Zebras
Acrylic on canvas, 30" X 24", $1500—SOLD
Three Zebras
Acrylic on canvas, 36" X 36", $2000—SOLD
Close-Up
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6" (11" X 11" framed), $150
This piece is framed and ready to hang.
Repose
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6", (11" X 11" framed), $150—SOLD
This piece is framed and ready to hang.
More Stripes
Acrylic on paper, 6" X 6" (11" X 11" framed, $150
This piece is framed and ready to hang.
Lovebirds
Acrylic, 36” X 36”, 36” x 36”
A bit art deco. Who doesn’t love a flamingo.
Orangutan
Acrylic, 30” X24”, $750
“Orangutans like solitude. If you see one, don’t intrude.” This guy will be featured in my upcoming children’s book, Amazing Animals.
Flanders Fields
Acrylic, 28” X 22”, $750
This painting was inspired by a trip to France in early summer. Splashes of red decorated the hillsides. I remembered the poem, “In Flanders Fields the poppies blow, between the crosses row on row…”
On Display
Acrylic, 8” x 10”, $135
More French poppies.
Solitary
Acrylic, 8” X 10”, $135
Final poppy in the series.
Ballerina
Acrylic, 20” X 16”, $750
My granddaughter, Elise, before her first dance recital.
Mission Series
Figurative art featuring scenes from San Francisco's Mission District.
Burning Man
Scenes from the iconic event located at Black Rock in the Nevada Desert.
Day of the Dead
Three artist friends and I had a phantom gallery in Windsor California a few years ago. The town planned a major Day of the Dead celebration and asked the gallery if we would put up an altar. We did. What happened next was unexpected. We placed photos of our departed loved ones on the altar. Then, strangers came in asking if we would add pictures of their departed friends and family. We did. I asked artist friends to create small painting to hang above the altar. They did. And suddenly, I was painting and painting small canvases with a Day of the Dead theme. I couldn’t stop. Along the way I learned that, although the Day of the Dead honors those who are no longer on the earthly plane, it is also a celebration of life. When children dance with caricatures of death, eat skull sugar molds and learn to respect that life is brief, they learn there is a circle to life and to not fear death. Then are free to enjoy and appreciate every moment. The Day of the Dead is celebrated on November 2nd.
Note: All 6" X 6" Day of the Dead paintings are mounted on panels and coated with a protective sealer. They are ready to hang.
Guardian Series
These paintings are personal and spiritual in nature. Don't ask me what they mean. What do they mean to you?
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Poppies
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