Boeing 727, Mojave at the Wendt Gallery

16x24 oil on wood

I'm pleased to announce that I'll be participating in the Wendt Galleries 2008 group Landscape show. This painting: Boeing 727, Mojave is one of the one's that will be in the show. I've posted some of my desert Jet paintings before, but I don't think this one has been shown yet.


I'm not on the promo card, but that's ok I'm the new guy. See the Wendt link---->>>

South Broadway, Los Angeles

12x16 oil on wood.

Here is another downtown cityscape where the big old buildings "end". I often feel like I'm in New York down there. I have a two shows coming up with cityscapes themes so there will be more. I was again trying to abstract a bit as I liked the elements and how they overlapped into interesting shapes. I also was trying to be a little bit darker and "ash can" with the color than usual.

Santa Anita Off Ramp

18x24 oil on wood
This is my off ramp going west on the 210. It's the last painting to be finessed for my Show with Tim Horn.

Parking Available

18x 24 oil on wood



First I just wanted to toot my and Tim Horn's horn that we got a little feature in the current American Art Collector. I hope some of you can come to our July 12th show at Segil Fine Art. See link--->>>>>

This is a downtown parking lot in a slow moment on the weekend. I have been waiting to try a simpler, headed toward abstracted style for a bit. It was a big stated goal that kind of went into limbo on me. It’s still on the agenda, but I like so many styles, it’s hard to pick a look and stick with it. That repeat for success idea just doesn’t work for me, it goes against the natural evolution process in my brain. I already cringe at the idea that I have repeated myself with some compositions/ subjects/ lighting yet the irony is the more I repeat the better it might be for a breakout into the bigger art market/ fame racket.