I have always loved folklore, fantasy, and mythology. This artwork is inspired by my love of D&D, heavy metal, especially the music of Amon Amarth, and the art of Frank Frazetta.

I wanted to do a piece of a  more traditional Norse Thor being pulled by his goats Tanngrisnir and Tanngnjóstr, through Jötunheimr. In Norse mythology, Thor has his trusty hammer Mjölnir, his gauntlets that let him grip the hammer, and his belt, which multiplies his strength. The castle in the back winks back to a few of Thors adventures.

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I have always loved folklore, fantasy, and mythology. Ever since the first time I saw a Green Man at a Renaissance Festival as a kid, I have been a big fan of him.

This artwork represents life, death, rebirth, and growth. This was a perfect piece to get back into the swing of traditional oil painting after taking a break from the medium for several years.

Imagination and creativity are some of the most powerful abilities we possess. With this illustration, I got to play and explore an alien world from my imagination.

This piece evolved from a strange little pencil sketch I did over 15 years ago and kept tucked away until the right moment. For me, this was a great way to have some fun while taking a break between some client projects and shows.

I knew it was going to be something volcanic, but I didn’t completely know where the journey would take me. Once I did this lil things obsidian eyes the foreground started to come together for me.

I love being able to explore strange worlds, and this was a fun exercise. Prints will be available soon, in both limited-edition fine art Giclees and open-run prints, so you can bring a piece of the wonder into your space.

Imagine yourself whisked away to a magical tropical hideaway. A place where birds sing words, bright colors fill the views, and a sense of wonder and whimsy is all around you.

This piece was inspired by our family’s love of tropical destinations and the magic of places like Costa Rica, Disney’s Polynesian Resort, and the Tiki Room. My daughter is also a big fan of birds, she requested this piece for her 13th birthday! She chose each bird with care: a happy macaw, a singing cockatoo (her favorite), and a grumpy green-and-yellow macaw. I wanted to bring her vision to life while creating a piece that captures the joy, imagination, and magic of amazing adventures.

The floating rings create a sense of enchantment, representing whimsy, surrealism, and have a nod to Walt Disney himself. Set in a lush rainforest backdrop, this piece is a celebration of tropical beauty, creativity, and storytelling.

There’s something truly beautiful about jellyfish. I love their graceful movements, glowing tendrils, and the way they dance through the water. Jellyfish are always one of my favorite exhibits at every aquarium I visit. I love the way the light plays off their figures, especially when accompanied by music.

Sometimes I stare at them so long that I realize my family has walked away. Then I’ll call my wife and ask her, “Babe, where’d you go?”
 Then she answers, “You tell me we lost you at the aquarium like a week ago”.  Just kidding, though I really do love them.

With this piece, I wanted to capture the otherworldly beauty that jellyfish have and share the calming, inspiring feeling they radiate with you.