The Place
Your home break, your ridge line, the road you can't stop thinking about. Every piece starts with a spot on the map.
Port Angeles, Washington
Art at Work
Watercolor in progress, from the first wash to the reclaimed wood frame.
The Process
From Place to Paper
The First Wash
At an early age I discovered a passion for watercolors. Paper gets wet, pigment runs, and the painting starts to find its own weather.
Look a Little Closer
I often hide animals, cartoon characters, or figures within the trees and surf. Have you found any yet?
The Frame
Growing up in the construction world, I also enjoy working with metals and wood. Custom frames incorporate reclaimed materials and driftwood I regularly seek out.
Featured Work
Piece on the Easel
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Work in progress in the studio. Watercolor on cold press, first wash down.
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Treasure Map, panoramic watercolor, 24 × 36 in. Signed prints in the shop.
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Mystery Rider, 24 × 16 in watercolor, framed in reclaimed driftwood.
Your Piece Next?
The easel has an opening next season. Bring the place, I will bring the paint.
Fresh Off the Easel
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Recent Work
Deep Blue
27 × 12 in
$181
Mystery Rider
24 × 16 in
$156
Road Tripin'
14 × 24.3 in
$181
NW Legends
18 × 31 in
$207
Commissions
Have a spot in mind?
Your home break, your ridge line, the road you can't stop thinking about. I take a limited number of commissioned watercolors each season: bring the place, and I will bring the paint.