36” x 36” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available - Contact if interested
Behold the 'Quarter Horse'—a true masterpiece of modern absurdity! You’ll notice that George Washington has taken a much-needed day off, replaced by none other than a proud, noble horse. With its mane flowing majestically, this equine statesman seems perfectly at ease.
This painting does not reflect the artists commentary on the horsepower of the economy but serves as a reminder that in the world of art, sometimes it pays to horse around!"
34” x 30” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Sold (to a collector in Bardstown, Kentucky)
In this captivating oil painting, a young woman is depicted in a moment of playful introspection. Her long blonde hair, tied back in a sleek ponytail, cascades and curls, emphasizing her graceful neck and the soft contours of her face. The artist has captured the exact moment she blows a bubble with her gum, the delicate pink sphere expanding gently from her lips. Her eyes are distant and contemplative, hinting at a world of thoughts behind her calm exterior. The background is a harmonious blend of soft, muted tones that contrast beautifully with the vibrant color of the bubble, pink cloths and pink polk dotted hair ribbon. This draws the viewer's attention to the central act of playful rebellion. This piece expertly balances realism with a touch of whimsy, inviting the audience to ponder the simple yet profound act of taking a moment for oneself.
26” x 60” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
The Artist captured this iconic POP culture image from the movie on canvas using rich and bold oil paint. In his painted movie stills such as this one, he enjoys taking the image back to what would be a refined story board. This is easy to do with Quentin Tarantino's films as he so artistically shoots his films. This is the 4th Mia painting the artist has done. The 1st is in a collection in Denver, Colorado. The 2nd was a commissioned piece he did for a collector in France. The 3rd he painted as a commission for a collector in Switzerland.
(Image from "Pulp Fiction" Mia played by Uma Thurman)
26” x 60” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
The Artist has painted some of the characters from Pulp Fiction and has wanted to paint Vincent Vega for some time. After he finished his most recent Mia painting "Mia" (jack Rabbit Slims #2) he thought that a painting of Vincent in Jack Rabbit Slims would make a nice companion piece. The artist enjoyed the scenes that Tarantino filmed in the iconic Jack Rabbit Slims with all the bright muddled colors and shapes in the background. Not to mention the 1950's retro vibes of the restaurant. The Artist captured this iconic POP culture image from the movie on canvas using rich and bold oil paint. In his painted movie stills such as this one, he enjoys taking the image back to what would be a refined story board. This is easy to do with Quentin Tarantino's films as he so artistically shoots his films.
(Image from "Pulp Fiction" Vincent Vega played by John Travolta)
36” x 20” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Sold (to a collector in Denver, Colorado)
Image is from the very popular 1998 cult classic "The Big Lebowski" starring Jeff Bridges as The Dude. As with most of the artist work, he tends to gravitate toward the humorous. After painting "The Dude" he really wanted to paint a scene that incorporated the rug. The whole movie revolves around the rug as a central character. The artist had wanted to paint this scene for quite some time but kept putting it off with all of the detail in the rug itself.
"It really tied the room together" -The Dude
36” x 24” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Saint Pete Beach, Florida)
The artist gravitated to this particular scene in the cult classic "Pulp Fiction", the reason, it reminded him of a modern view of David Hockney's "Portrait of an Artist" (Pool with two figures). In the scene, Marsellus Wallace and Mia Wallace are pool side when a call comes in from Jules saying that he and Vincent find themselves in a sticky situation. Marsellus assures Jules that everything will be ok since he will be sending the "Wolf".
12” x 36” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Painting Available-Contact if Interested
It may be a little difficult to see but in the upper portion of the Mackerel you might notice the letters “IXOYE”. This is an acronym comprised of the first letter of five Greek words which break down to Jesus, Christ, Son of, God, Savior. The word is also the Greek word for “fish”. Jesus called the fisherman to be fishers of men. When researching this paining he was looking for a way to incorporate something holy into the fish and when I came across this acronym it fit perfectly.
Origin of ‘Holy Mackerel”:
I assume you know that this is an interjection, expressing surprise or awe. The Wiktionary has this to say about the origin.
"Recorded from 1803 with uncertain origin, but possibly a euphemism for Holy Mary, with Mackerel being a nickname for Catholics because they ate the fish on Fridays. Another suggested explanation is the practice of selling mackerel on Sundays in the seventeenth century (because its quality deteriorates rapidly), so it was known as a holy fish."
It is possible that you haven't often heard "Holy Mary" said out loud. I haven't, except in the form, "Holy Mary, Mother of God."
24” x 20” x 2.25”
Original Painting
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact me if Interested.
In order to distinguish one 'Millennial Falcon' from another I decided that I wanted to give them names. I did a search online for the Top Millennial names. This is my first painting in the series, his name is 'Michael' which is the #1 most popular Millennial name.
The idea for his "Millennial Falcon Series" came about, oddly enough, while I was driving. I was passing by a scrap metal shop along the side of the highway and I noticed a large metal Millennium Falcon (from the Star Wars series). When the name went through my head I pronounced it "millennial" instead of "millennium". It was a quick trip to combine "millennial" and "falcon", using the head of a falcon on different fashions that make up the millennial trends.
24” x 20” x 2.25
Original Painting
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact me if Interested
In order to distinguish one 'Millennial Falcon' from another I decided that I wanted to give them names. I did a search online for the Top Millennial Names. This is my second painting in the series, his name is 'Christopher' which is the 2nd most popular Millennial name.
The idea for his "Millennial Falcon Series" came about, oddly enough, while I was driving. I was passing by a scrap metal shop along the side of the highway and I noticed a large metal Millennium Falcon (from the Star Wars series). When the name went through my head I pronounced it "millennial" instead of "millennium". It was a quick trip to combine "millennial" and "falcon", using the head of a falcon on different fashions that make up the millennial trends.
24” x 20” x 2.25”
Original Painting
Oil on Canvas
Painting Available-Contact me if Interested
In order to distinguish one 'Millennial Falcon' from another I decided that I wanted to give them names. I did a search online for the Top Millennial Names. This is the third painting in the series, his name is 'Matthew' which is the 3rd most popular Millennial name.
The idea for his "Millennial Falcon Series" came about, oddly enough, while I was driving. I was passing by a scrap metal shop along the side of the highway and I noticed a large metal Millennium Falcon (from the Star Wars series). When the name went through my head I pronounced it "millennial" instead of "millennium". It was a quick trip to combine "millennial" and "falcon", using the head of a falcon on different fashions that make up the millennial trends.
20” x 20” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Parker)
'Shepherd's Pi' is the 16th painting in the artists 'Pi Painting' series. The Pi Paintings are a sub-series of the artists 'Pun Paintings' aptly named the 'Pi' Series. In this series he uses the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert. In this particular piece, the pi symbol can be seen in place of the where the sheep would be, draped over Jesus' shoulders. The artist noticed that the shape of the 'pi' symbol is similar to the shape of a sheep.
In his 'pun paintings' he deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. His Pun Paintings appeal to him personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of Ryan's work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
36” x 26” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Chicago, Illinois)
"Assassinate", much like one of my previous works "Asinine" I used the other meaning for a donkey ie. ass and instead of the number '9' I used the number '8'. I had the idea for this painting a few years ago but couldn't figure out a way to incorporate two donkeys and a number '8'. I workshopped a few ideas but nothing worked to my satisfaction. It wasn't until I was playing cards and came to the realization that the face cards (king, queen, jack) in a deck of cards were mirrored, but where was the '8'. I quickly decided to take full artistic license to use the 'King of Spades' card, I liked the over all look of the King and also could give the 'ass' somewhat of a 3D effect having the image of the donkey head at a 3/4 view. Instead of having the letter 'K' in the corners, I replaced with the number '8' to complete the visual concept and to create the painting you see "Assassinate" or (Ass Ass in 8).
24” x 36” x 2.75”
Oil on Canvas
Painting is available-Contact if Interested
"Louija Board" is a play on the mispronounced "ouija". Often mispronounced as "wee-jee" and actually pronounced "wee-jah". In this particular case the incorrect pronunciation works. By adding a "J" to the beginning of "ouija' making it "Louija" or "Luigi" as in the name of the popular character in the Nintendo games. The artist enjoyed the correlation and the juxtaposition that both Ouija and the Nintendo are technically games, one just happens to be one that summons spirits and the other is a game about two unloving Italian plumbing brothers.
40" x 60" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
'Geisha IV' is part of my continuing study of beautiful woman of the east. Japanese culture has always fascinated me, from the ancient to the present pop culture. In this piece I have purposely hidden the eyes to show the mysticism of the geisha.
30” x 24” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
Sold (to a collector in Olmstedville, New York)
"Egg Roll" takes the title of the very popular American Chinese appetizer. Combining the image of an egg being cracked from what appears to be an egg shell. If the viewer looks a little closer they will realize that it is no ordinary egg shell, but a 'dinner roll'. Incorporating the cracked appearance of an egg shell on the edges of the dinner roll while incorporating the bread like consistency on the inside.
30” x 20” x 2.75”
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact me if interested
After taking a bit of a hiatus from his pun paintings and focusing on my portraiture and figurative work, "Charlie Horse" was his first piece after returning to the series. I chose to return to his pun painting series by choosing the painting that was the most ridiculous to me at the time. The combination of a beloved innocent cartoon character with that of a creature that represents barbarism and unbridled chaos was the perfect juxtaposition.
‘Charlie Horse’ Definition:
Charley Horse: A charley horse is the common name for a muscle spasm or cramp. Muscle spasms can occur in any muscle in the body, but often happen in the leg. When a muscle is in spasm, it contracts without your control and does not relax.
20” x 20” x 2.5
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Sweden)
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'Strawberry Pi'“ is part of my very popular 'Pun' Series and has become a sub series aptly names the 'Pi' Series. In this series I use the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert. If you look very carefully, the pi symbols can be seen in place of the seeds of the strawberry.
From my "Series of Pun Paintings". In his 'pun paintings' I deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what he paints but the way in which it is painted. My ‘Pun Paintings’ appeal to him personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of Ryan's work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
20” x 20” x 2.25
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Arvada, Colorado)
'Cow Pi' is part of his very popular 'Pun' Series and has become a sub series aptly names the 'Pi' Series. In this series he uses the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert, typically, however in this painting I have taken a term used for ‘cow dung’ or ‘cow pie’. In this particular piece, the pi symbol can be seen in the cows nose.
From my "Series of Pun Paintings". In my 'pun paintings' I deconstruct the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what I paint but the way in which it is painted. My Pun Paintings appeal to me personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of my work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
16.25" x 36" x 2.25
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Jersey City, New Jersey)
Loosely based on the name of the popular coffee chain. Breaking the two words apart 'star' and 'bucks' the images were quite clear to me. 'Star' a five pointed shape. 'Buck' in english, a term used for a $1 bill as well as a male deer. The choice became clear to use an American one dollar bill (buck) and replace George Washington with that of a male deer or 'buck'. I’ve also replaced the two seals on either side of Washington with 'stars' giving us 'Star bucks'.
From his "Series of Pun Paintings". In my 'pun paintings' I deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what I paint but the way in which it is painted. My Pun Paintings appeal to me personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of Ryan's work have expressed how much they love living with his work.
60" x 38" x 2.25
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Parker, Colorado)
'Kaderin Constance' is a collaboration with a Hungarian photographer as well as a Hungarian model. While on social media and following art and photography sites, I kept seeing and admiring a particular photographer and model on a photography site. I finally clicked on one of the images and noticed that all of the photos he'd been admiring were from the same photographer. I contacted the photographer to see if she would be interested in collaborating. I heard back from the photographer letting me know that she would be interested in collaborating. It was at this point that he noticed that she was from the country of Hungary.
59" x 35" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
"Flaming Banana Fosters" is based on the popular New Orleans dessert. Typically the dessert is referred to as 'flaming bananas foster' or ‘bananas foster’. I took artistic license and moved the plural form 's' from the end of 'banana' and added it to the end of 'foster' to make it 'Fosters’, which is also the name of a popular Australian beer. An added touch, I painted condensation droplets on the Fosters label to give the indication that it is cold.
From my "Series of Pun Paintings". In my 'Pun Paintings' I deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what I paint but the way in which it is painted. My Pun Paintings appeal to me personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of my work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
36" x 27" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
'Allure' is a continuation of his figurative and portrait series.
24” x 40” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Denver , Colorado)
Mia' (Played by Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction) from the very popular cult classic movie Pulp Fiction. I captured this iconic POP culture image from the movie on canvas using rich and bold oil paint. In my movie stills such as this one, I enjoy taking the image back to what would be a refined story board. This is easy to do with Quentin Tarantino's films as he so artistically shoots his films.
25” x 60” x 2.25”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in France) -Commissioned Painting
"Uncomfortable Silences" (Mia) - Played by Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction) from the very popular cult classic movie Pulp Fiction. Capturing this iconic POP culture image from the movie on canvas using rich and bold oil paint. In my painted movie stills such as this one, I enjoy taking the image back to what would be a refined story board. This is easy to do with Quentin Tarantino's films as he so artistically shoots his films.
27" x 36" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (Collector in Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
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Annalee Belle is a continuation of my portrait and figurative series.
(Photo credit: photographer Casey O'Day.)
60" x 44" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD - (collector in Dallas, Texas)
'When I Grow Up...' is meant to evoke the feeling or thought that everyone of us had as a child, that anything is possible and when I grow up I was to be… Even as adults we continue to hold onto our inner child and all the dreams and aspirations. I wanted this painting to reflect that. Is the child in the painting a little boy, a little girl, a woman? It is up to the viewer to decide.
American Dream
38" x 60" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Arvada, Colorado)
44" x 60" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Arvada, Colorado)
"Windy" was aptly named by the artist as it is both female name (Wendy) and also because of the woman's hair in the painting appears to be moving as if by wind. I wanted to explore movement in a portrait as many portraits seem to be stagnant.
"POP! Goes the Ice Cream"
20" x 36" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (Private Collection)
My goal with this painting was to have fun. I wanted to incorporate the various styles I’ve used. Much like my other paintings, I really wanted the painting to pop, attracting the eye while at the same time being playful. Playing off the hard illustrative edges of the Roy Lichtenstein-esq (background) with the soft form of both the female figure as well as the soft serve ice cream (foreground) adds a nice counter balance an play of imagery.
36" x 24" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Arvada, Colorado)
54" x 54" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Louisville, Colorado)
In July of 2012 my family and I went to Paris for vacation. I was captivated and really fell in love with the art, especially the little boutique galleries. There were quite few galleries that were featuring work by artists that painted in a very POP style using bold subject matter and vibrant colors. ‘Lips’ was inspired by the art I saw there as well as the seduction of the city of Paris itself, in all of its sexy and alluring appeal.
40" x 40" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (Collector in Boca Raton, Florida)
“NV” (Envy) This painting is an exploration into the fascination we have with name brands and the cost and value they hold in our eyes. I was reminded of this after I heard a conversation between two women, one commenting on the others expensive name brand purse. The woman with the purse commented back, “Oh this old thing.”
Using the familiar Louis Vuitton logo in the background. With the solid gold, diamond encrusted Faberge Egg grenade. I wanted to represent both beauty and destruction as in the old saying, “That (purse/outfit etc.) is too die for.”
36" x 20" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
"The Gold Watch" is a scene in which the actor Christopher Walken holding up a gold watch that he brought back from the war to give to his friends child, his "birth right". This scene in Pulp Fiction, as with many scenes in Quentin Tarantino's movies, is pivotal in the overall cause and effect.
41" x 60" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (Collector in Tokyo, Japan)
My inspiration for this painting came from the book '1Q84' by Huruki Murikami, one of my favorite authors. The female in the foreground is loosely based on the main character ‘Aomame’ which in Japanese loosely translates to 'little pea'.
60" x 24" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
"Jules" played by actor Samuel L. Jackson from the very popular cult classic movie Pulp Fiction. I wanted to capture this iconic POP culture image from the movie on canvas using rich and bold oil paint. Red and yellow sunbursts draw the eye to the subject as well as capture the colors used in the title of 'Pulp Fiction' and many a 'pulp novel' from the 50's.
24" x 30" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (to a collector in Denver, Colorado)
H.I. McDunnough played by actor Nicholas Cage in the 1987 Coen Brothers cult classic ‘Raising Arizona’.
After painting ‘The Dude’ from “The Big Lebowski”, I started to think of other iconic movies and iconic scenes from those movies. It didn’t take long before the movie ‘Raising Arizona’ popped into my head. I chose this scene of one of H.I'.’s mugshot because it encapsulates so much; a habitual criminal who falls in love with officer and mugshot photographer Edwina “Ed” played by Holly Hunter. Well, you know the rest.
24" x 30" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
‘The Dude’ AKA "Lebowski" played by Jeff Bridges, from the very popular Coen Brothers 1998 cult classic "The Big Lebowski".
It was after painting "Jules" from "Pulp Fiction" that I started thinking about other iconic movies, the first one that popped into his mind was "The Big Lebowski".
I decided on this particular scene from the movie, I liked the balance and colors. He wanted to add a little something special so on the edges of the painting I added bowling balls and pins on a background of a bowling lane.
"It really tied the room together" -The Dude
60" x 25" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Albuquerque, New Mexico)
Gogo Yubari from Quentin Tarantino’s film “Kill Bill” is a young girl in the schoolgirl uniform is O-Ren's personal bodyguard, 17-year-old Gogo Yubari. Gogo may be young, but what she lacks in age, she makes up for in madness.
30" x 24" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD - (Collector in Golden, Colorado)
Exploring more into the classic American movies with iconic actors and scenes, Clint Eastwood in his classic westerns comes quickly to mind.
In the beginning process of the painting, I typically start with a sketch then and underpainting. My underpaintings consist of the 'sepia’ color palette to rough in the image and show the light and shadows. While I was in the process of working on the underpainting a person walked into his studio gallery and fell in love with the painting and wanted to buy it in the sepia colored underpainting. I told them that I wanted to at least clean up some of the edges and give it more of a finished look. The finished sepia palette really works for this painting of Clint Eastwood, a rugged country Western look.
After this, the artist decided to do a few more 'sepia' colored paintings as he saw would fit the integrity of the image.
20" x 16" Framed (24 1/2" x 21 1/2")
Oil on Wood Panel
SOLD - (collector in Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Ron Swanson is a fictional character portrayed by Nick Offerman from the situation comedy television series Parks and Recreation on NBC. Ron, who has an extremely deadpan and masculine personality, actively works to make city hall less effective and despises interacting with the public. He loves meat, hunting, whisky, and breakfast foods. (Side note: I had a wood artist panel laying around for awhile not knowing what to paint on it. One day I had the thought of painting Nick Offerman’s character Ron Swanson on it. The reason behind this is that in real life Nick Offerman is quite the woodworker.)
25" x 36" x 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Boulder, Colorado)
60" x 40" 2.25"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in United Kingdom)
36" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Original Available Contact if Interested
'Asinine' or “Ass in 9” when broken up into its syllables. The concept of the donkey, also known as an ass, inside the opening of the number 9 giving the painting almost a surrealistic quality. During the creation of the work I had an epiphany, having a donkey inside a large number 9 is itself, asinine.
From my "Series of Pun Paintings". In my 'pun paintings' I deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what I paints but the way in which it is painted. My Pun Paintings appeal to me personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of Ryan's work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
36" x 48" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
In 'Chicken Cordon Bleu' I break down the title of the popular French cuisine Chicken Cordon Bleu into (chicken cord on blue). For the 'cord', I chose to use the now almost extinct 'coiled phone cord'. Perching the chickens atop the cord and placing it against the obvious 'blue' background you have 'Chicken Cordon Bleu'.
From my "Series of Pun Paintings". In my 'Pun Paintings' I deconstructs the English language by use of the pun. I was once told “it isn’t what you paint, but how you paint it.” I became bound and determined to prove that statement wrong. In my work, it is not only about what I paint but the way in which it is painted. My Pun Paintings appeal to me personally for the humorous aspect and the witty form of intellectual play. Collectors of my work have expressed how much they love living with his work, every time they see it, it makes them happy and smile and ready for whatever activity is next on the agenda.
60" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
Using Sandro Botticelli's 'Birth of Venus' and replacing Venus' angelic face from the original painting with that of a 'fly' face as well as replacing the giant scallop shell with a bear trap, I’ve incorporated all the images needed to create 'Venus Fly Trap'. (Side note: it was difficult to deface a Botticelli painting and I tried a few other ideas, but it just worked so well with the elements.)
60" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
36" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Albuquerque, New Mexico)
36" x 48" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Arvada, Colorado)
'Catastrophe' from his "Series of Pun Paintings". The idea for this painting came about while watching the news where they mentioned 'it was a catastrophe'. The artist broke down the word phonetically into 'cat', 'ass' (donkey), 'trophy'. The flint lock musket is an added touch and to give it an appeal of being hung in a old cabin.
42" x 42" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Sold (collector in Hawaii)
60" x 36" 1.75
Oil on Canvas
NFS
36" x 48" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in New Jersey)
36" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Cnavas
SOLD (collector in Golden Colorado)
36" x 36" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Golden, Colorado)
61.5" x 48.25" x 1.5"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Parker, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Arvada, Colorado)
'Cherry Pi' is part of his very popular 'Pun' Series and has become a sub series aptly names the 'Pi' Series. In this series he uses the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert. After much thought the artist incorporated the pi symbol in the actual shape of the two cherries, stems and leafs.
20" x 20" x 1.75
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Hawaii)
'Coconut Cream Pi' is part of his very popular 'Pun' Series and has become a sub series aptly names the 'Pi' Series. In this series he uses the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert. In this particular piece, the 'coke' is in the 'nut'- Coke in nut. With the addition of the cream- Coke in nut cream. He had a difficult time finding a place for the 'pi' symbol, but he then noticed that if he flipped the 'C' in 'Cola' around horizontally it, along with the tail and the 'L' makes a perfect pi symbol.
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
'Blueberry Pi' is part of his very popular 'Pun' Series and has become a sub series aptly names the 'Pi' Series. In this series he uses the symbol for the mathematical symbol for 'Pi' as a double-entendre for the dessert. In this particular piece, the pi symbol can be seen in the top opening of the blueberry.
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Golden, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
Painting is Available-Contact if Interested
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Roxborough Park, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Charlotte, North Carolina)
20" x 20"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Commerce City, Colorado)
20" x 20" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Denver, Colorado)
36" x 24" x 1.75"
Oil on Canvas
SOLD (collector in Chicago, Illinois)
