Creating Custom Artwork for all Occasions

I create what interests me and what I’m drawn to. It sounds deceptively simple, but it’s the reason I love what I do. When I’m working on subject matter that I’m passionate about, it’s so easy to focus and the process is captivating and gratifying. Because interests naturally change and evolve, I’m constantly exploring new themes, as well as alternative styles and techniques to best communicate my vision. I never know where my inspiration will come from and often my decisions regarding subject matter are made on a subconscious level.

Failure is vital; epic failure is optimal. My work is based on trial and error -- I wouldn’t be able to discover what works for me without first failing, so the bigger the failure, the more I learn. For me, the process of creating and completing a piece is what matters and what motivates me. The end result is a bonus. When people see my work, I’d like them to be amused. I strive to convey a sense of humor in my work and endeavor not to take things too seriously.

I’m currently working on several different projects; one series reflects my love of pop culture and pays tribute to the characters and icons I grew up with, and another displays my fascination with the beauty of mundane industrial elements. I’m also exploring creating transitions from organic to geometric shapes within the confines of various skeletal structures.