The Painted Page
There are objects known to give off good energy; books and original art are some of them. Being in the presence of both is something special. This series is a combination of bookish nostalgia and artistic echoes, for there are stories we read and then there are stories that stay.
Seeds of Wonder
Inspired by Dr. Seuss's Lorax. This piece shows the wonder, infinite imagination, unlimited possibilities and larger than life ideas reading creates.
Peace of Mind
A combination of 'around the world in 80 days' adventure with the spirit of 'UP' and old world feel of 'Golden Compass'.
Old Boy
Hemingway's Classic; The Old Man and the Sea.
Marilyn
This painting echoes the mythical and mystical fantasy genre. Almost fairy tail-esq. Think Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid and her sacrifice meets the eerie feel of The Odyssey Sirens.
The Man
The iconic moment in the movie "The Man from Snowy River" Which was based on the poem of the same name by A.B. "Banjo" Paterson.
Moby Dick
This larger than life fierce, Moby Dick of the Bulls. Fans of Hemingway will see an echo of 'The Sun also Rises'
Moby Wan Kenobi
The one that started this whole series and this new style of painting. Inspired by one of the great classic novels; Moby Dick.
Tortuga
Nostalgic for a 90's kid...This is reminiscent of the long journey to the Great Valley in Land Before Time.
Tequila Sunrise
Sometimes a title alone can inspire great visuals, as in the Hemingway classic: "The Sun also Rises"
Sauron
This rendition of the eye of Sauron is eerie, commanding, with a looming power of a gaze that never turns away.
Tick-Tock Pan
The Jolly Roger, pixie dust, & magic This painting composition reflects the childlike game of creating images in the clouds above. Here, a crocodile forms.
Destination Unknown
One of the oldest and most famous eerie sea tales: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, a poem by Samuel T. Coleridge. Full of atmospheric visuals, the poem has influenced many artists, including Gustave Doré.
"He prayeth best, who loveth best. All things both great and small: For the dear God who loveth us, He made and loveth all."
Dust in the Wind
The color palette and technique exude imagery and nostalgia of The Wind in the Willows.
Willow Wisp
The inspiration for this was The Tree of Souls from Avatar. The highly textured frame fells like moss, like the whole picture is alive from the energy of the sacred tree.
North-man
Inspired by the Biographical adventure "Into the Wild" specifically the Alaskan wilderness backdrop.
Locklsey
Meet the hero Robin of Locksley aka Robin Hood. Rough around the edges, confident, strong, honorable. The framing adds to the medieval feel.
Marian
The Elegant partner of Locklsey, Marian. A mix of beauty, strength and nobility. And again, The framing adds to the medieval feel. Our make believe love birds.
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