​I wanted to be different.  Folks around here do pretty sunsets and seascapes; that's great and I like to do them occasionally, but I like edgy art.  I'm attracted to bold colors, working with profiles or abandoned buildings; interior and exterior. There is something that makes ones look deeper at those images.  I consider this my darker contemporary phase. 

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I've been drawing and painting since I was a child.  I studied business in college for economic purposes (though I was accepted at two art colleges).  I did take the one-off class for art in addition to business class but never completed any art degree.

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I am a member of the Seacoast Art Association in Exeter, NH, the Nashua Art Association in Nashua, NH and the Salem Art Association in Salem, MA.  My work was published in the Apero Fine Art Catalogue.

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Grief took over when I lost my spouse in 2019 and son in 2020.  I switched my primary medium from Oil to Acrylic. Both losses have been difficult but also inspirational to me through my faith.

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I am thankful for every day I breathe.  I believe my works reflect that.