For the longest time trees have been a primary study, and favorite subject to portray.  I have developed a great interest in growth of differing species, the root systems, and the varying essence of the tree.  I have found intrique in how differing species develop, and an infatuation about how they add to our fading environment, supporting our air by trading oxygen for carbon dioxide.

 I give great respect to the trees that have nurtured and nourished me, the trees I climbed as a child, the trees that shaded me from the burning sun, the trees that my children now use to support their swings.  

I spend time drawing from the different qualities and strengths that the varying species present, and paint them in a certain religiosity to preserve their sanctity in the shrinking forest of our time. Trees handle portraiture quite well, as they can sit for such a long period of time. 

This is a series of images arranged for a story called "The Secret Song of the Butterflies", adapted from a Tohono O'odham creation story. 

In these paintings I contemplate a woman's identity, equanimity, rights, fertility, pregnancy, abortion, and sexuality. 

These are some other images I have done for illustration work and local businesses, etc.  I am always interested in working to promote you, your products, happenings, ideas, and whatever else comes along.