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Nature doesn’t paint inside the lines. Rivers don’t care about composition. Canyon walls don’t balance their color palettes. And yet, […]
Some stones don’t just catch light. They hold it. Bend it. Throw it back, change the color into something magical. […]
The American Southwest doesn’t just sit on the horizon. It breathes. It shifts. It holds memory the way turquoise holds […]
Scale changes everything. A whisper becomes a shout. A gesture becomes a presence. That’s the alchemy of Big abstract landscape […]
Ever imagine you can see history in small postage stamps? These tiny rectangles of propaganda, commemoration, and visual language have […]
There’s a reason we’re drawn to earth tones. They’re not just colors; they’re memories made visible. Clay. Stone. Sunset. The […]
Something happens when an artist stops painting what a place looks like and starts painting what it feels like. These […]
I didn’t plan to make stamp art. I stumbled into it literally. Boxes of canceled postage, bundled in stacks like […]
Let’s be honest: art has never been mere decoration. It’s a barometer for how we think, feel, and define ourselves. […]
Choosing art shouldn’t feel like taking a test you didn’t study for. Yes, it’s thrilling and yes, it can also […]
I’ve worked with turquoise for years not just the “Turquoise gemstone jewelry-store” kind, but the kind you grind from the […]
Introduction: Why Earth Pigments Matter For thousands of years, artists have turned to the earth itself for color. Pigments made from soil, stone, and […]
An Ancient Future Painted Into the Present Mineral-based paintings are not just about color—they’re about memory, transformation, and the continuity of time. My work is built from the same materials that built civilizations: limestone, copper, marble […]