I work on linen canvas, both acrylic primed and oil primed. Lately, I have started laying in a tone for the canvas, then drawing and values with burnt umber/white, and finally scattered color.

I use graphite, red chalk, and oil paint to understand the world around me. These materials help me translate my experience of the movement of light on a figure and the surrounding atmosphere.

My works are in the style of contemporary realism and draw upon four main considerations: composition, form, value, and color. I use oil paint, pastels, graphite, and charcoal.

I utilize oil paints and metal leaf to create multimedia paintings that describe the queer experience using religious symbolism

Artworks are made using words to create shapes and then the image is played with. Plastic Sprue from models also create shapes for images.

I’m a representational oil painter who works primarily from life. My subjects are figure, landscape, and still life.

I create paintings, paintings with mixed media elements, prints, and mixed media sculptural pieces. I work with pencil, ink, encaustic, printmaking ink, oil and acrylic, clay, foam, and plaster.

I use oil paints in many different ways to produce my work. I utilize alla prima, layers, and glazes on canvas, wood panel, and linen.

I paint on large scales; I begin with a bold or fluorescent acrylic base, then add several translucent layers overtop. Figures, motifs, and landscapes are carved out with careful opacity and linework.

My mediums of choice are both oil paints as well as graphite. I use a variety of surfaces such as linen , cotton and panel for painting .

I apply oil paint to traditional surfaces like canvas and wood paneling. I focus heavily on color theory and interactions along with material quality to describe the emotion of the work.

My practice is multidisciplinary, including oil, watercolor, various drawing mediums, and combinations between these. I am also interested in printmaking and ceramic mediums.