Completed oil portrait of former Defensive End for the Houston Oilers & Carolina Panthers, Jeremy Nunley and his wife Marti. They met at the University of Alabama, and I put the Denny Chimes from the campus behind them. His number was 73, so I put that in Marti's necklace.
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Portrait Commission in progress of former NFL defensive end Jeremy Nunley and his wife Marti.

Portrait Commission in progress of former NFL defensive end Jeremy Nunley and his wife Marti.

Distant Memories

Completed piece
'Distant Memories'
22x24
Oil
Framed
$2000

Work in Progress - Distant Memories

Witch King of Angmar

The Witch King of Angmar

The Lord of the Rings

This painting is based off of a sketch by Alan Lee that I have always admired. It is acrylic, and pretty large. If interested, please shoot me a PM

Richmond & Southern States

This is a set of two 10x20 inch oil paintings of Richmond - one looking away towards the Southern States building, and the other looking towards Richmond from the other side of the James River.

Both pieces are for sale and while I'd prefer to sell them as a set, please feel free to purchase just one. Prints are available of either upon request.

$300 for each unframed or $400 each framed.

Richmond 2018

Richmond

Oil

10x20

Work In Progress of Richmond

Completed Project for The Heights Baptist Church

New Project for The Heights Baptist Church

Close up of Southern States building

Work In Progress - Southern States

Work In Progress - Southern States

CHBC Summer Camp mural

CHBC Summer Camp mural

E. Canal Street

The original, unframed is 24x36 in oil.
Unframed, $1,700
Framed - $2000
Print of the same size is $150 unframed
If you want a smaller print 12x18 it's $75

East Canal Street

Work In Progress of East Canal Street

Work In Progress Pics

Base layers of the East Canal Street Painting

I was doing some sightseeing in Richmond, looking for something to paint and after awhile, a lot of the landmark scenes seemed so cliched. I spent a great deal of the day walking and couldn't find anything that stuck out. I was driving to the office and something about this intersection caught my eye, so I just took a pic. Nothing remarkable about it. I completed other paintings but kept coming back to this one pic. I zoomed in and thought, "I have GOT to paint that." To be honest, it's just a cityscape, nothing deep or moody about it. It's just buildings on East Canal Street.