SOLD – Unknown Private Collection

This is a collaborative piece I did with H. Happeny of the great punk rocker Smith.

Acrylic & Watercolor on Canvas – Aprox. 14 x 20″ – $150

The many moods of Lady Liberty.

SOLD – J. Scarbourough & J. Danz private Collection

This is about the infiltration of religion into American politics.

 

 

SOLD – Crane Private Collection

This piece is about my personal clensing of organized religion.

SOLD – Arts Night piece 2004

I originally did this piece as a Mayor’s Award example – but never got it. I guess people wouldn’t want a dirty shoe as an award on their bookshelf or desk.

SOLD – Arts Night 2005 Piece

As the story goes, Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil so he could play guitar.

SOLD – T. Gustafson Private Collection

Franklin was one of my favorite founding fathers. he discovered the Gulf Stream, was a devote Deist, and was the creator of the 1st Amendment. And still had time for the ladies!

Mixed Media on canvas – 24 x 48″ Aprox. – $500

This is about the FEAR of sexual discussions, such as transexuality, homosexuality & bondage.

 Acrylic on Canvas (Framed) – 18 x 25″ aprox. – $350

Hail to the chief.

Acrylic on canvas – 20 x 30″ – $500

This is a play on the American ‘War on Drugs’. The word ‘FEAR’ was created using the same typography from a $1 bill the image of George also comes from the $1 bill. Notice his swirling eyes and cannabis leaf shaped lip. ‘Four-Twenty’ refers to the LA police department’s code for a drug arrest. The ‘I GREW HEMP’ balloon is from a stamp that used to frequently be seen on circulating $1 bills. rumor has it that our founding fathers enjoyed ‘getting bent’ on occasion. Hemp was a main textile used in colonial days. USS Constitution’s original sails were made from hemp. Cannabis was not made illegal in the U.S. until the mid 20th century.

Giclee on Paper – 2 x 3′ – $75

This print was created using a collage of 36 different photos of Falls Park in the spring. Falls Park in Sioux Falls, SD is a natural waterfall created by the water of the Big Sioux River flowing over quartzite cliffs. The Statue of David original casting is one of only two in the world. Also located in Sioux Falls, SD. He stands in Fawick Park about a mile from Falls Park. He was a gift to the city by Thomas Fawick a famous inventor from Sioux Falls. Some of Fawick’s greatest invention’s were the first Sedan (4-door car) and the modern disc tractor clutch.