I was pleased to see my painting "Chief's Blanket" was included in the National Oil & Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS) show.
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The Chief's Robe style pattern was the most popular of all the Indian designs. 

I had the privilege of participating in the Portraits of Hope project recently, painting Brittnie.

This program works with portraiture artists from across the country to produce portraits of ladies who have overcome addiction and homelessness through The Lovelady Center, located in Birmingham, AL.

In the second edition, the book features 21 new portraits alongside 21 phenomenal women who have overcome amazing adversity after experiencing the worst life offers. The portraits are in a traveling exhibit and have been compiled in a beautiful book available for purchase at www.portraitsofhope.charity

All proceeds benefit graduates of The Lovelady Center and provide support as they step out into a new life.

I will be doing a workshop at the Booth Museum Academy in November. The workshop will be three days, focusing on painting portraits with full color alla prima methods. I will demonstrate this approach to using color and values. Workshop attendees will first be introduced to color mixing and then helped to understand why it is based directly on complimentary color theory. Attendees will then be given a chance to work with the palette and color system with direct assistance and guidance.

​The goal of this workshop is to help demystify color and turn complimentary color theory into a useful, dependable, and exciting painting tool.

Dates: Wednesday – Friday, November 20-22, 2024
Time: 9:00 am –4:00 pm
Minimum: 6 students, Maximum of 16 students
FEE: $425.00 for Booth Museum Members,
        $500.00 for not-yet-members
LOCATION: Booth Western Art Museum
501 Museum Drive
Cartersville, Georgia 30120
770-387-1300