Paintings and Drawings on Paper

Hundred Acre Wood #17: Christopher Robin Reads the Odyssey of Homer to All His Dear Friends Watercolor, ink, collage, transfer type, colored pencil, gouache 30 X 22” 2024 Write for Availability

Portrait With Frame Watercolor, gouache, ink
16 X 12"
2024 Available

Pillars (Frustrations) of Creation Watercolor, ink, transfer type, gouache, collage, colored pencil 20 X 16” 2024 Available

Hundred Acre Wood #5: Rabbit Has a Birthday Party Watercolor, ink, transfer type 24 X 19” 2023 Available via Marin Museum of Contemorary Art Auction * Since college and before, I’ve been very interested in the abstraction of maps. There is a lot to be mined there. At the start of this series, the name “Hundred Acre Wood” hopped into my head, as Winnie the Pooh was my favorite book as a child. It seemed particularly appropriate, as I believe many of us strive to recover parts of our youth and imagination as we get older and less preoccupied with “adult” obligations. This subject continues to be a very enjoyable voyage and I start thinking about what my favorite characters could be doing. The series also draws from my time painting miniatures for movies, often spaceships, where we embellished the surfaces with little markings of paint and transfer type, to give scale. I like that these experiences are voluntarily surfacing in my work.

Hundred Acre Wood #4 Watercolor and Ink Not Available

Hundred Acre Wood #14: Tigger Becomes a World Traveller Watercolor, ink, colored pencil, wax resist, transfer type 16.25 X 12.25 " 2024 Available

Hundred Acre Wood #15: Pooh, Piglet, Kanga, Roo, Owl, Rabbit, Tigger, Eeyore and Christopher Robin Get Their Passports Stamped Watercolor, ink, gouache, colored pencil, transfer type 14.5 X 12” 2024 Not Available

Hundred Acre Wood #11: Piglet Circles The Spinney. Watercolor, ink, transfer type. 16.25 X 13” 2023 Available

Hundred Acre Wood #3 Watercolor, ink. 24 X18” Available

Hundred Acre Wood #1. Watercolor, ink, transfer type 20.5 X 16.5” Framed, Not Available.

Mirror Watercolor, ink. 16 X 11.5” 2024 Available

Mirror, Mirror: Fractured Fairy Tales Watercolor, gouache, ink, collage 23 X 17.75” 2024 Available

Hundred Acre Wood #6: Pooh Awaits the Heffalump. Watercolor, ink, transfer type. 24 X 19” Available

Hundred Acre Wood #9: Alice Meets Pooh Bear. Watercolor, ink Not Available

Hundred Acre Wood #16: Pooh Builds a House for Eeyore Watercolor, crayon resist, Ink, and gouache 21.5 X 18” 2024 Not Available

Hundred Acre Wood #14: Pooh Ventures Abroad Watercolor, ink, colored pencil, wax resist, transfer type 16 X 12" 2024 Available

Hundred Acre Wood #10: Pooh and Piglet Take a Walk. Watercolor, ink, gouache on handmade paper. 30 X 22” Available.

Hundred Acre Wood #12: A Good Day For A Walk With Pooh Watercolor, ink 24 X 18” Available

Hundred Acre Wood #7: The Dormouse Takes A Wrong Turn. Watercolor, ink, transfer type 24.24 X 20.25 Available. Framed.

Hundred Acre Wood #8: Eeyore Prevails. Watercolor, ink, transfer type. 30 X 22” Available

Hundred Acre Wood #2: Rabbit’s Defining Moment. Collage with watercolor, graphite 24 X 18” Available

Outside Lands #1: Kim’s Flight Map. Watercolor, ink 22.5 X 17.5 Available.

Outside Lands #2. Watercolor, ink 24 X 18” Available

Outside Lands #3: The Phantom Tollbooth. Watercolor, ink 22.3 X 17” Available

Outside Lands #4. Ink 24 X 18” Available

Gambler’s Labyrinth. Watercolor, ink, gouache 24 X 20” Not Available. * For about 35 years, I worked in the entertainment business, first at Landmark Entertainment, in Los Angeles, then almost 20 years at Industrial Light and Magic, George Lucas’ visual effects company. 15 of those years were in the model shop, and much of my time was spent masking and painting patterns on spaceships with tape. It was a bit like knitting for me, pretty peaceful except during a crunch. I always thought that it was good fodder for art pieces, if I ever had the time, and now I do. Not only do I like making patterns, I also like the quality of hide-and- seek. Actual physical tape may become part of future pieces if I can solve the archival problem.

The piece above, “Gambler’s Labyrinth” was exhibited in the de Young Open 2024 and is now in a private collection.

Kim and Fisk Take a Walk. Watercolor, ink, gouache. 15.75 X 11.5” 2023 Unvailable

Surprise Ball #1. Watercolor, graphite 23.5 X 19.25” Available. Framed. A surprise ball was a ball of wrapped crepe paper, when I was young. Unwrapping revealed small charms and toys with a special surprise in the center.

Surprise Ball #2. Watercolor, graphite 8 X 8” Available. Framed A surprise ball was a ball of wrapped crepe paper, when I was young. Unwrapping revealed small charms and toys with a special surprise in the center.

Islands In Mind. Watercolor 24 X 19” Available.

Boogie-Woogie. Watercolor, ink 20.25 X 16.25” Available. Framed

Untitled Collage #1 Paper, Crayon,Watercolor, Charcoal 19 X 13” Available

Transformation Ink, watercolor, colored pencil 28 X 36.5” Available, framed. I like to draw and paint objectively as well. Keeps the hand and eye in practice. I had heard that Albrecht Durer had made studies of pillows, and without looking at his, I decided that would be a great exercise. This piece may have an additional seventh pillow; a sculpture to sit on floor below.

Favorite Socks #1 Watercolor 15.5 X 20” Framed, not available, though prints may become available

Favorite Socks #2 Watercolor 16 X 18.5” Framed, not available, though prints may become available

These are doodles mostly made with colored pencils, maybe gouache and ink on textured specialty paper. Most have become birthday cards or gifts, but new ones are becoming available, and some may become giclee printed cards.

Doodles and Personnages

Personnage #3 Watercolor, ink, gouache 15 X 11” 2024 Available

Selected works on paper pre-2022

Line Study Charcoal, Pastel, gouache, acrylic on charcoal paper. 19 X 16.75, framed. 1993. Not available

Santa Barbara Woman Charcoal on paper 46 X 35.5 Ca 1989 Framed, Not available Santa Barbara Woman, above, is a very large-scale drawing, not really a sketchbook drawing. At the time, I would take essential elements out of images, such as the child with whom this woman was playing. Likewise, the sculpture “Cloaked Figure” is missing an actual body.

Scrap #1 Temporary Collage Photo 6 X 5” Not Available

Scrap #2 Temporary Collage Photo 6 X 5” Not Available

Small Pink Painting Oil on Paper 10.5 X 8.5 “ Framed Not available 1990 This piece is the source line system for all the “Hundred Acre Wood” series

Small Games Collage and Charcoal on Paper 30 X 22” Available