A commissioned oil pastel painting of African elephants, exploring movement, density, and unexpected color.
Evolving from a sketchbook study, the piece captures the energy of a herd in motion.

Inspired by a sunburnt hike at Bear Mountain, this piece explores heat, color, and density. A violently orange base peeks through layers of green, echoing the intensity of that day on the trail.

In 2024, I opened my dream Hoboken art studio. Here’s what I learned about business, creativity, and making art for the joy of it again.

Created during the height of the pandemic, this painting represents a personal turning point and moment of growth.

Recalling my first visit and my painted tribute to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 'A Day at the Met.'

See how a leap of faith and a vision for connection and creativity brought to life a unique studio & gallery space. Dive into my adventure of making dreams come true and what lies ahead.

As winter kicks in, I find myself looking back to end of Spring 2023. It was then that a trip to the New York Botanical Garden sparked the inspiration for a new series of oil pastel drawings and paintings.

Immerse yourself in the stark beauty of monochrome with our latest Sketchbook Series entry. Pencils, inks, and charcoals, oh my!

Step into the vibrant world of my sketchbooks as I kick off the 'Sketchbook Series'.

From the thrill of preparing my booth to the genuine connections made.

How revisiting a forgotten canvas led to a unique fusion of humor, surrealism, and self-discovery

Learning to sculpt with dinosaurs.

A trip to Amsterdam sparks a powerful renewed appreciation for the old masters

Studying the old masters and bringing my learnings to a commission painting of a Passion Fruit tree.

Master Study of A Sick Girl, a work by French artist and illustrator Félix Vallotton

Study of a clownfish in an anemone in oil.

Self soothing with self portraits

“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that mothers love tulips.” -Unknown