In spring of 2022, I was contracted by Walsh Construction in Portland, OR to create 4 large-scale art pieces, using a total of 12 large live edge slabs, to hang …
Here is Warm Woods 2. This is a new iteration of my previous painting, Warm Woods, from 2018. I created this new version on the request of one of my …
Here is my acrylic painting on a live edge slab entitled “Spring Hope.” It is 19″ across at its widest point, and 43″ tall! So this one would be good …
This painting is called “Reservoir 5, Suspended.” Shown here is Reservoir 5, one of several scenic reservoirs in Mt. Tabor Park in Portland, OR. I spend a lot of time …
This painting, “Hydrologic Cycle,” is one of the most unique pieces of art I’ve made. This is a horizontal cross-section of the trunk of an English walnut tree. It’s hard …
Here is “Forest Perspective,” 36″ x 12″. It’s been shipped off to a client in Utah who commissioned this piece to be given as a Christmas gift to his wife, …
Here is “Appalachian Fall!” It is a 3-panel vertical painting spanning three live edge slabs taken from the trunk of a huge maple tree! The width of the curved silhouette …
Here is a new piece completed for the Williams Plaza Project: “Base of the Redwood.” For this grand piece, I reserved the largest, widest slab! For this design, I used …
Earlier this year, I was commissioned by a local architecture firm and Home Forward, Portland, Oregon’s housing authority, to create paintings on 14 live edge slabs to hang on all …
This sunny little painting is called “The Golden Wild.” Yellow sunlight floods a raucous tangle of branches and tree trunks, sending its warmth all the way to the forest floor …
