On a beautiful, calm Sunday I was lucky enough to spend some time creating art alongside a pretty special person. I wanted to help her relax, unwind, and selfishly share in something I love.

The search for the perfect image for someone who loves chimpanzees took me down many internet rabbit holes. But when I read Gloria's story, saw her photo, I knew.

I have never intentionally parted with a painting before. I have found every sketch, doodle, painting, to be so very personal, that I have selfishly hung on to them all.

I just love this image so much. I sketched it back in 2018 as a sketch-a-day. And I knew even then I eventually wanted to bring it to life in a painting.

I wanted to bring color into outer space, so I took my pen and ink drawing and created the most colorful astronaut ever.

This guy just looked so happy I had to take my sketch and see if I could capture some of the original's personality.

In the first of many one-on-one art days, I met with my new partner in art, Jenny. I was excited to paint again, so I grabbed a photo of an elephant and began my first painting in many, many years.

Karl is 100% based on my desire to have an adorable, charismatic, fun-loving, homicidal character help out our hero in a pinch.

I was asked to participate in a fundraiser for a friend to raise money for hospital bills. An art show at the Magoski gallery would feature works from 100s of local artists all painted on...

Days of past’s futures are here in all-new models! Every car has a style. Every car has a personality. Especially classic cars of yesteryear. Enter the Carbot™ Wave 1.

Comics and a comic pop art artist. If you know me at all I'm sure it comes to no surprise that Roy Lichtenstein was the first artist I really fell in love with. It was within his works that I first caught a glimpse of who I would eventually become.

Rusty heroes that steel our hearts. I had an idea for an illustration made completely out of rust. My dad, an engineer and a machinist, managed to supply me with a ton of metal filings. And the project turned out even better than I had imagined.

...so I sat down and began to create some art. This is what spilled out of my head.

This is very personal piece. It has its origins in my career's beginning, teaching art, experimental techniques, silly frugality, and an unreachable, unreasonable love.

When I came across this old relic from my youth, yellowed, its foot broken off, it felt deeply symbolic. I want to capture this, erosion of my childhood.