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Currently found at Sub Zero Ice Cream, in my display area, and selling online through my website, these prints are made with a high-quality, textured paper that really adds to the surface quality!

Very excited to announce a new series of paintings I call “Turmoil”. I’ll be starting with about 8 nautical themed works all roughly the same size, 8”x10”. Focusing on the power and freedom of the ocean, the dangers involved with that freedom, and the unrelenting natural draw mankind has to the sea, I aim to capture the turbulent waves and the souls of those braving them.I will be drawing from my experiences of growing up in a family of professional/commercial fishermen and spending much of my childhood either on a boat, in the water, or hearing stories of dad’s adventures,...

I present to you “Traveler”. A further addition to my creatures collection, he is a 30” x 40” painting representing an arctic-like, tundra environment. Traveler exists as an amalgamation of various myths and legends, culminating in a hybrid creature that stalks the vast landscapes of the north.Seldomly seen as a hazy mass trudging through snow storms and breaking up landscape silhouettes, the beast rarely allows a clear view of his hulking demeanor. Making this a rare occasion and bad omen according to local communities.The painting is for sale and prints will be made available, let me know if you’re interested!...

I am a modern romanticist infatuated with the powers and wonders of nature. Having an affinity for the natural unknown drives my artistic inspiration, as well as imagery inspired by folklore and mysticism. Exploring the dwindling connection between our modern lifestyles and the inescapable pull of mother earth, the accompanying pieces exhibit representations of the increasingly forgotten pressing power of nature, characterized by cryptid-like creatures and my own brand of calculated pointillism. These creatures stand as both physical and metaphysical examples of the environments they present, as well as embodiments of subconscious primal fears and traditional legend. They are meant...

The last piece in my recent series is officially done! I call him Stalking. Playing with the drastically different environment of an underwater scene was a blast, presenting new challenges and textures I haven’t considered before.Further solidifying the development of my personifications of the natural unknown and legendary creatures, this fourth entry thrusts us into the coastal kelp forests of the pacific. These magical and dangerous waters hold a wide assortment of animal life amongst the labyrinth of fleshy green ropes. Most of which I am very familiar with, having grown up in the area, but a certain primal fear...