Working hard, working hard...

Been playing around with more of my "Public Persona" series, lately, and I'll be bringing this exclusive design to The Southern Gallery in Charleston, SC for the upcoming "99 Problems (But A Print Ain't One)" show, running Nov. 25-Dec. 31....

While looking through my Instagram inbox, I came across a week-old message from an art gallery inviting me to participate in an upcoming 'works on paper' exhibit.

Thankfully, I didn't receive the message too late, and still had time to check out the gallery online and f...

Having more fun with the diamond dust technique.

I recently created this 'Madonna' piece for an upcoming charity event, which rather turned out nice, I think. I started a different piece that didn't turn out anything like I had hoped, so this ended up being version #2....

As a long time Andy Warhol fanatic, I've always been aware of his 'Diamond Dust' silk screens, but until recently, I haven't really experimented with the printing method.

'Diamond Dust', or crushed glass or glitter (what it really is) is applied to the surface of the pr...

My work and my mind set has certainly undergone several directional changes over the years, as I continue to navigate the changing and challenging landscape that is the commercial and fine art business. I've always had a sense that my art career would be that of a late...

The summer is almost over, but things in the studio are heating up (still).

I've been working on a batch of post card sized pieces, lately, combining acrylic paint, silk screen ink, and in some cases, collaged newsprint and other paper ephemera. Many of the graphics sou...

It's been one of the busiest Summers I can remember in a long time. Lot's of special projects and commissions have kept me in work, which I am incredibly thankful for.

I'm always excited to get to work on album packaging projects, as music is such a huge passion. The la...

Taking a step back from my usual art-making routine seems to be working. Instead of circling a date on a calendar and working up to that date for a new gallery exhibit, I'm doing the complete opposite for a change.

It's been so long since I really sat down to make art f...

It's no secret I'm an Andy Warhol devotee. He's where I got interested in commercial art, pop art and screen printing. I always found it funny that Warhol was pretty much the last to jump on the Pop Art bandwagon, yet he mananged to be the most commercially successful...

Around this time last year, I started playing around with some abstract painting, specifically black and white pieces inspired by the painter, Franz Kline. Kline's work always struck me as bold, provacative, sophisticated, and always allowed me to get lost in thought w...