EDUCATION: American Institute for Foreign Study, Richmond, England. Art Institute of Southern California, Laguna Beach, CA. San Diego State University, San Diego, CA. EXHIBITIONS: Studio Seven Group Exhibition; Muriel Reynolds Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA June, 1988. Featured Artist; the Art Site Gallery, San Diego, CA. August, 1988. Group Show; Rogue Gallery, San Diego, CA November, 1988. One Person Show; Mesa Tax Corporate Offices, San Diego, CA. April, 1989. Two Person Show; Soho Gallery, La Jolla, CA August, 1989. Featured Artist; Pratt Gallery, San Diego,CA January, 1990. Group Show; Walt Disney Imagineering; Glendale, CA September, 1994. San Jose Museum of Art "Cool Stuff" show and auction; San Jose, CA 2000. P.A.W.S. LA Charity Art Auction; Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA August, 2005. Contributing Artist; Ryman Foundation for the Arts, Glendale and Hollywood, CA 1995-2013. Participant: Clos Le Chance Winery Annual Art Show, Morgan Hill, CA November, 2008. AFFILIATIONS: San Diego Art Institute Gallery; Balboa Park 1987-1989 Art Site Inc. Artist's Cooperative Gallery; San Diego, CA 1988-1990


Dec 29, 2019

Somebody's Business

















Some of 2019's Christmas Ornaments. Each building is a pre-war designed bungalow apartment converted to commercial use by putting in large plate glass windows at the front, not paying attention to the original style.  The business titles are based on the recipients interests.  The buildings correspond in scale to HO model trains. Each measures approximately 3" square. These are laser cut card stock and plastic sheet.


Sawdust Festival










Three pieces I created after visiting the Sawdust Festival in Laguna Beach, CA.
I tried to emulate the conditions the artists face, having to build their booths among the trees on the festival grounds.  The shallow box frames set the limits of the components, with the exception of the "trees" growing beyond the frame. Most of the components are laser cut materials.  The sawdust is made from pencil shavings.  The art pieces in each booth are miniatures of my own work.  The boxes are 4" and 5" square and the scale is 3/8" = 1', a common architectural scale.  All are in private collections.