Subject & Process

Having a strong musical upbringing provided an abundance of inspiration to draw from . I find the ornamentation of written language to be a key element in my artwork. Words are an essential part of our ability to communicate whether they reside in a book, bathroom stall, or cell phone. Words give us context, words give us meaning, words give us inspiration.

I find inspiration in human experiences so, for that reason, most of my work involves people and text that reflects their story. The process in which I create artwork can be described as a combination of the screen printing processes of Andy Warhol and the equally inspiring folk artist Howard Finster. Traditional works are mixed media on wood with a combination of a hand-made screen print and hand-painted acrylic or nail polish application. Text application is with combinations of acrylic, permanent marker.

Giving some blues folk art to David "Honeyboy" Edwards
Giving some blues folk art to David "Honeyboy" Edwards