A visual pun. Watercolor, color pencil and brush pen on watercolor paper.  9x9"

Meandering art that wandered upon this piece of paper.

where ever you may be. Some years back I made a quick sketch while visiting Kona, Hawaii.  Every once in a while when I come across this...

I happened upon this wonderful world from an inadvertent image search through google.com.  It looks like an amazing place to be. Go to...

This is another piece with a similar feel as the art below.  This one has a cartoony personality.  It's another piece inspired by the ...

I love making these kinds of organic, free flowing, abstract art pieces.  It's quite soothing and gratifying to create.  The biggest c...

Back in early September, my adopted mother passed away.  This was the art I created just before, during and just after she died.  It is an...

there you are

I just had to illustrate the roadtrip from Wimberley Texas to Peabody, Massachusetts.  Aside from a white-out blizzard in the mountain...

The Great Migration from Texas to Massachusetts is underway! A good friend, a 16' rented Penske truck, and all of my belongings are m...

After thirty-some years in Texas, I'm packing up for a move to Massachusetts. What a roadtrip it will be! ink and magik markers.

Salem Witch Museum, located in an old Gothic style church.

Paul Simon on my boombox while painting. Graceland, indeed! I've always been a journalist of my own time and place. I can look at a p...

Traveling from Boston to Austin. I'm the person who insists on a window seat and then has to make a few trips to the restroom. And I c...

Nine years ago I read the Moby Dick novel with rie Anderson performed her multi-media "Songs and Stories of Moby Dick", I attended...

Perkins Cove lobster boats. When I was in the 5th and 6th grades, I lived in Virginia. Our American and Virginia history teacher would se...

The Barnacle seafood restaurant. I didn't eat here, but did explore the rocks at low tide. There are some wonderful creatures in the p...

Boston to Austin. What did we do before cell phones?

Along the banks of the Mystic River. This scene instantly reminded me of the canals in Bruges, Belgium.