Yes. All available artwork can be purchased here on my website. If you’re interested in one of my available originals, please contact me for pricing. If you’ve seen an original, but it is not here on my website, it may be currently on display in a gallery.

Yes. I do occasionally accept commissions. However, I limit the commissions I accept through out the year so I can focus on Gallery pieces and my main portfolio. Contact me for more info.

An original is the actual physical canvas that I paint on by hand. It starts out blank and I add layer after layer of medium to create the image. There is only one of each original and it shows more detail, value and texture than what can be replicated in a reproduction print.

Prints are reproductions or copies of originals. Once an original is finished, it is photographed and a digital file is created and sent off to a print shop to be reproduced/printed on various substrates including paper and canvas.

While both are extremely high quality, the canvas is more durable and provides more framing options including a gallery wrap. The paper is a heavy stock satin finish.

All my original pieces come with a frame, but if its not to your liking, a frame can be ordered at any custom frame shop. If you’d like a consultation on picking a frame for a print or a commission, please contact me.

My paintings go through many transformations before they get to the finished product. I first start with an image and edit the image to fit the color and composition I am looking for. Then I create an “underpainting” or thin layer of oil color. From there I thicken the paint to match the true colors I am looking for. My paintings can have anywhere between 10-30 layers of colors which I edit and adjust through a drying and glazing method. Watch my videos for more details.

I mainly use Gamblin brand for paint and mediums, but I love using Williamsburg paints for their high pigment and fine quality. As far as mediums go, I usually use safflower oil to prevent the yellowing of my whites or galkyd for my glaze.

A certificate of authenticity or CoA is exactly what it sounds like. It is a document or certificate that is signed and guaranteed by a relevant expert or authority certifying that a piece of art is an original, authentic and certified creation of a particular artist and not a reproduction, forgery or fake.

Yes, you can find all this informations on my events page. There you can find dates, sign up information, and other events. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me!

Yes. If you are interested in seeing works in person you can check out the gallery tab in my Originals page, there will be a list of where my current paintings are located.