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Paintings of cityscapes. Covering subjects from Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, Tijuana, Auckland, & other cities. As well as some Limited Edition Prints of certain paintings. Uploaded and displayed in no particular order.
Paintings of cityscapes. Covering subjects from Denver, Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, Tijuana, Auckland, & other cities. As well as some Limited Edition Prints of certain paintings. Uploaded and displayed in no particular order.
1973
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 36 inches
1993
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This painting was done from a photograph my father took in 1973 during his first trip Tijuana, Mexico on his inexpensive, little Kodak camera. As with all my paintings
Midnight Train Going Anywhere
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
22 X 28 inches
2013
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A late night train. Strangers waiting to have it take them away from somewhere they'd rather not be; or are they leaving somewhere they don't want to? Are they trying to get somewhere? Away from something? Both? It’s just a late night train.
Decembers Train
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 18 inches
2014
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A moment in time. Caught in Decembers cold on a subway platform. Coming or going, the story is left up to the viewer.
Fascination Street
Regarding the Establishment of a Direct Communications Link (Urban Branding II)
Acrylic & Oil with Mixed Media on Canvas
48 X 60 inches
2016
The idea behind this piece was a satirical poke at the made up "red phone" in the oval office in so many movies and the state of current societal affairs. The red phone box being a metaphor for the "red phone". The tagged and sticker covered box a metaphor for the current political state and the out of focus background a metaphor for the current state of society as a whole. The stickers are real. They are skate companies, local Denver bands and a local Denver music store. "This Is War" is painted
Print - Regarding the Establishment of a Direct Communications Link (Urban Branding II)
The Decline of Western Civilization (Urban Branding III)
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
46 X 42 inches
2016
I loved the image and felt like I needed to paint it. A rundown building seemingly out of place. Right in the middle of the block among well kept office and warehouse buildings.
Friday Night Lights
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
42 X 32 inches
2016
An image of any urban street in any city. Raining, on a Friday night. As with all my paintings, this is gallery wrapped, the sides are painted, it's wired and ready to hang.
The Day Shift
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 36 inches
2016
Simply an image of a building that will stir a wide array of feelings in each, individual viewer. A blight on society? A sign of urban decay? A small business owner trying to eek out a living? Nothing at all? Whatever your story is, that is the correct one. This was the oldest strip club in New Zealand. I did the painting when I read a story about how they were tearing it down.
Lines of Communication
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
46 X 42 inches
2017
Cable, phone, power, all lines that carry our communications all day everyday. A sunset in Las Vegas in 2016. As with all my paintings, this is gallery wrapped, the sides are painted, it's wired and ready to hang.
Life Under Giants
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 36 inches
2019
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Print - Life Under Giants
The City Longs Well for Rooftops and Invitations
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 36 inches
2018
A painting of a woman dancing on a rooftop at dusk overlooking Los Angeles from the Hollywood Hills. As with all my paintings, this is gallery wrapped, the sides are painted, it's wired and ready to hang.
Right the Helm
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
24 X 36 inches
2020
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Life Moves Pretty Fast. If You Don't Stop and Look Around Once in a While, You Could Miss It (Taco Tuesday)
Acrylic & Oil on Canvas
48 X 36 inches
2021
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A painting of one of my nephews outside of Chicas Tacos in downtown L. A.
