Random artsy creations
Drawings, paintings, sculpture, photography and more!
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Sun and plant. Oil on canvas. 1976
Chrome steel Moon and trees with copper bird
Copper bird – approx 24 inches wide
2 dragons 1980
Illustration of Pablo Picasso’s face. 1976
Lake Granby in Colorado
Mad Owl – acrylic on canvas, 2006
Alien Head – marble, teak and leather. 2015
Welded-metal steel and brass wire chair – supported the weight of a 250 pound friend.
Lea Ann Garrett – 1979
Mont Saint-Michel
Children’s book illustration
Another doodle!
Moon rising over Lower Manhattan and the World Trade Center
Evolution – oil on canvas, 1986
Office decoration with post-it notes – 1994
Large predator cat sculpture 1, alabaster – 1988
Children’s book illustration
An illustration I created in 1980 as a bday gift for my friend, Lea Ann Garrett.
Colorado Aspens
A napkin doodle I made to pass the time during a typically boring corporate meeting.
Hooks Pond, New Jersey
Front range snowy morning
A color pencil drawing of Michaelangelo’s sculpture of Moses I created for a friend’s birthday
Astroanarchy – ink pen, 1978
The Warhol Soup 3D illustration I mentioned previously.
A brass sculpture I created on a whim at The Sculpture Studio – approx 24-inches tall. 1977
Clouds over Colorado’s Front Range
A pencil sketch I created for fun in the early 21st century 😉
Trees in a yard in Houston, drawn out of boredom – 1981
Red Peak, Siverthorne, Colorado – 1977
Lake San Cristobal, Colorado
My feet – 1975
An oil painting I created of the 1983 Kawasaki GPz 750 I used to own.
Another stylized pen and ink drawing from long ago. 1976
Lake San Cristobal, Colorado. From my “Fine Artography” series of highly modified photography. Early 2000’s. Most of the images in this series were also displayed in a one-person art show in Denver’s Wynkoop Brewing Company, Oct-Jan, 2001.
Welded steel wire torus with icosahedron – approx 6 feet in diameter
Photography – flower
Large predator cat sculpture 3, alabaster – 1988
Prismatic Eagle, oil on canvas, 1978, 48″ x 48″
Welded steel wire geodesic with painted fabric – approx 6 feet in diameter
A pencil sketch I created, based on a memory of my time in Summit County, Colorado (where I became known as one of the Silverthorne 7, LOL). 1976
Moon ring with trees 1977
St. Vrain Creek, Longmont Colorado
Mountain Bird – 1977
Fantasy mountains with lake 1974
Wire illustration
Colorado pond
Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Old State Capitol Building
Down on ME – 1975
Flying leaves 1976
Boulder art show 2004
Memorial painting of Zachary Lind of Longmont, Colorado – 2004
Santa Cruz, California Sunsrise
Colorado Sunflowers
A pen and ink drawing. 1976
Campbell St Mantel 1977
My first girlfriend, Maryanne Kawaguchi. 1976
Mont Saint-Michel
Big Sur, California
A pen and ink drawing of a hawaiian beach for use in a screen printing project. 1984
Burning wolf – torch-cut chrome-plated steel
Columbine Flower
A pencil sketch of the Mermaid Fountain in the Plaza area of Kansas City (Southeast corner of Nichols Rd and Broadway – it’s still there). 1976
Tall, Lone Aspen in Colorado
Diamond Isle, Florida – Palm Trees at Sunset
Aspens in Colorado
Mimicking Monet – oil on canvas, 1977
Lori in the beach house – 2015
Wire sculpture
Nature vs Capitalism – 1977
Carly and Lori relaxing by the pond
Eiffel Tower
Multimedia art piece – 1978
Colorado Lakes and Mountains
Zion Nattional Park
Large predator cat sculpture 2, alabaster – 1988
Bike parts 1975
Flower
Oil painting, created from a National Geographic photo of the rain forest in Olympic National Park. 1975
Colorado Lake – 1999
Wire sculpture
From the first drawing I made that sold in an art show in the 6th grade, to my latest multimedia fine-art creation, this is where my real passion exists – creating artwork that I want to create, without anyone else’s influence, that is strictly made to MY satisfaction. From pencil, charcoal, pen, watercolor and oil, to metal, marble, alabaster, found objects and cameras, my experience is vast and extensive.
Note; some of the images are blurry because they’re very old 😉 .