Acrylic Art

I’ve attempted to catalogue my art by year, using earliest known photos of various paintings for those prior to setting up this website. 2022 to 2025 is fairly accurate. Before this, I’m relying on keyword searches in my photo library to reconstruct the timeline of my painting career. I’m fairly certain of the timeline, but could be wrong on exact dates. My next step is better photos. If you have one of my pieces, and would like to send a better photo (some of these were taken with an iPhone 6 camera), I would appreciate it immensely.


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2025

2024

2023

2019-2022

I fell hard for digital art during this period. Not only could I create as much artwork as I wanted to, but I could also save lots of closet space by not filling them with canvases. This was not AI art, as AI didn’t really hit it’s destructive climax in the digital art community until 2022. Around this time, I decided to switch back to Acrylic art because I knew people wouldn’t accuse it of being AI. This doesn’t mean I’m against AI art, which has it’s place in society, but I didn’t see a future of competing against a machine which can do it faster and better as a realistic or profitable future. Please See the Digital Art Page for that work.

2018

2018 was a year-long sabbatical. I guess I had lost the drive for a brief moment, and was floundering. This was before I seriously attempted to sell as an artist, so, some of my prior work is in peoples homes in exchange for something, or gratis, or were chosen by one of those rare souls who actually appreciated my work enough to purchase it. It wasn’t until years later that I started believing my work was “good enough.”

2017

2016

2015

2014

A serene landscape painting depicting a silhouette of a mountain range against a gradient sky transitioning from deep blue to vibrant orange and yellow hues, suggesting a sunset or sunrise. Wisps of scattered clouds add texture to the tranquil scene.
Sunset Panel One. Spray Paint on Drywall (Gypsum Board). 24″ x 24″, January 20 2014. Panel One.

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