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We are all born artists. We are each are given a blank canvas on which to create our life’s masterpiece. The joy, and the sorrow is that we are also given the choice as to which colors we lay upon that canvas.
The trick is the wisdom to know which colors are our own, and which are dictated by our perception of what our peers demand of us.
May your life be full of the color that is of your own making.
I retired from a career in manufacturing a few years ago and began to follow a dream from an earlier time in my life. I studied under several name artists, and began to create works in pencil, watercolor, acrylics, and oils.
I now focus on portraits of Native Americans, and the animals that they live with. Many of the original works are now in collections both here and in Europe, however there are high quality reproductions signed by the artist availible for most of these works. The exceptions are cases in which the collector bought the copyright.
My work has been displayed in several galleries, in universities, public libraries, several businesses, along with showings in several art centers. I teach classes to groups, schools, and private lessons for individuals.
I have opened the Stonewall Gallery in Loudonville, Ohio that features my own work, along with other artists from time to time. The gallery also serves as my studio and many commissioned portraits and architectual works have emerged from there.
