Before there were real horses, I had toy horses II
“Before there were real horses, I had toy horses: II”
4×6
Oil on Canvas
Before there were real horses, I had toy horses
“Before there were real horses, I had toy horses: 1″
6×8
Oil on Canvas
The Trophy
“The Trophy”
Oil on Canvas
19×25
2009
Original Available
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Tiamo Piu Della Mia Vita
“TiAmo Piu Della Mia Vita”
Oil on Canvas
21×23
2008
Original Available
This is my favorite still life I ever painted. I love anything Italian, maybe since I was born there, not sure why. So the colors of red white and green, always work for me! I wanted to paint this vase. This is my favorite vase, and I can [...]
My Skates
“My Skates”
Oil on Canvas
9×12
2008
Original Available
My brothers all wanted to take up hockey, so we went out to all buy skates, I came home with the nicest pair. RBK 8k’s – nicest skate at the time. What does that matter? Not much. To this date, I have only made it around the ice rink about 3 times, [...]
Let’s Play Hockey
“Let’s Play Hockey”
Oil on Canvas
2006
17×13
SOLD Collection of Jim & Amy Bartholomew
I picked up this little bear at my first MN WILD hockey game. I love how the white fabric makes the bear look like he is sitting in the snow, all ready to go out and play hockey!
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Reflections of the Artist
“Reflections of the Artist”
Oil on Canvas
2006
17×13
Original Available
Framed
My favorite color of all time is Sapphire Blue. I found this vase in an old closet, cleaned it up, and added a few daisies from my yard. The cool part is how you can see me in the reflection of the vase. Interesting other note, the reflection on the [...]
Diana the Huntress
“Diana the Huntress”
Charcoal
2005
Collection of the Artist
In the history of classical realism, we do these intense studies in black and white first to truly understand “shapes – values & edges” before even touching anything in color. In the training at The Atelier most students spend their entire first year in charcoal, then moving into black and white oil. [...]