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Acrylic on masonite 17.5 X 23
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I had the pleasure of knowing this extraordinary man and recently discovered he is well remembered in the Prattville area. He stood all of about 4'11" and everywhere he went women made a fuss over him. By the time I got paint him, he could no longer see but seemed to love the idea of having his portrait made.
I was working on this scene of Jasmine Hill Gardens and I wasn't real sure where it would take me. Then, about half way through a wonderful event changed everything, our granddaughter, Taylor was born. I found my direction.
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Acrylic on masonite SOLD
Every first Sunday in May the folks In north west Alabama decorate the graves of relatives and friends. It's like a reunion of sorts, and this painting has a very special meaning for me.
Watercolor 14 X 20
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Acrylic on Illustration Board 18 X 24
This is my cousin David, a rabid Auburn fan and one of the nicest guys to ever inhabit this planet. Unfortunately, David passed away a few years back from complications of AIDS. Deb and I loved him deeply and so together we painted this picture in hopes that between the two of us we could capture David's essence through shape and color. Deb captured his love of color with her background and I captured his smile. We will always miss you...
This piece was originally designed as a cover for Southern Outdoors Magazine, but was used as lead art for an inside article. Even though the scene looks bad for the fox, trust me, by the time the hunter shoulders his weapon, the fox will be in the next county.
Acrylic on canvas 22 X 28
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Growing up along Mobile Bay left an indelible mark on my soul. Looking off Dauphin Island bridge to the east, out across the grass beds and over the bay just before sunrise.
Acrylic on canvas
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