
Isis Dreaming of Sunflowers
Discover the creative process behind ‘Isis Dreaming of Sunflowers,’ a painting that channels the ethereal beauty of Goddess Isis adorned with sunflowers, symbolizing another dimension.

Discover the creative process behind ‘Isis Dreaming of Sunflowers,’ a painting that channels the ethereal beauty of Goddess Isis adorned with sunflowers, symbolizing another dimension.

This masterpiece captures the divine revelation of the pharaoh Akhenaten, marking a radical shift in Egyptian religion. Enhanced by washes of thinned oil paint, the image unveils an ethereal quality, reflecting the spiritual fervor of this pivotal event. Delve into a profound spiritual awakening, witness ethereal forms, and discover the symbol of ram’s horns signifying divine connection. Step into the world of ancient Egypt through the eyes of its most revolutionary pharaoh and witness the birth of a new religious vision.

Experience the transitional moment of young Amunhotep IV, who would later become Akhenaten, as he learns about the death of his father, Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Crafted with an innovative combination of oil paint and fire, this piece offers an intimate look into the soul of a future leader on the cusp of a transformative journey. Explore the dynamic, emotionally charged tableau that evokes a deep sense of empathy, while unraveling a pivotal piece of Egyptian history.
I did this painting of the Japanese Bridge at Monet’s Garden at Giverney, France. I painted it from a modern photograph. This painting was gifted to my beautiful daughter Anna to try to give back… Read More »Japanese Bridge at Giverney

This painting is of Monet’s Japanese Bridge at Giverney in France. I painted it from a photograph. Oil on Canvas. 16×20 This painting was sold.

Sturgeon Point Lighthouse. Oil on Canvas. 16X20. Sturgeon Point Lighthouse in the style of Vincent Van Gogh.

I painted this image on a Pizza Box. Antipasto Imposto! It’s of Sturgeon Point Lighthouse in Harrisville, Michigan. Oil on Pizza Box. Extra Large.

This is the second painting I created with only a palette knife. Meant to be highly textured. It’s of a spot in Dodge Park where I like to walk, in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Oil on… Read More »Dark Path

I did an experiment with this painting and only used a palette knife, no brushes. Oil on Canvas. 16×20 August 22, 2018.

I painted this on a bare wood panel, alla prima, playing work perspective. Oil on wood panel. August 21, 2018