I’m thrilled to announce that both of the paintings were accepted for consideration for “Holding the Moment,” a serial exhibition put on by the City of San José’s Public Art Program partnered with the Norman Y. Mineta San José International Airport. The exhibition’s purpose is to offer local San José artists an opportunity to reflect on the global COVID-19 crisis and these challenging times.

I recently wrote about a new art series that I'm working on. This is the first painting in the new series titled "Places of My Heart's Delight." I'm calling this first in the series painting "A Place of Heart's Delight." The theme is based upon the thoughts I've had...

Today I spent four hours hurriedly slapping paint onto two canvases in an abstract minimalism class. The conditions weren't ideal, as the class was packed with students, and so the instructor's attention was spread pretty thin. This was very much out of my comfort...

I have five pieces of art at KALEID Gallery for the HARK! Holiday Art Show and Sale again this year. It will be there along with the art of 40+ other amazing local artists. The opening of the show is this Friday during the San Jose First Friday in the SoFA District, and the art will be remain on display and for sale until January 15, 2022. It’s first come, first served.

“What location inspired this landscape?” is a question I’m often asked. When I try to explain that there’s no specific place involved and my paintings just sort of come oozing out of my head, I get some odd looks. I need a better way to explain this, so I’ll show you some of the stages my paintings go through in this post.

I love the California winter, known here as the rainy season, but by the time Spring actually arrives, I’m so ready for it. My “Spring is Coming Poppy Meadow” acrylic painting is a celebration of what I know is just around the corner for California.