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See my latest work!

See my latest work!
See my latest work!


Portrait Narratives began very naturally for me. I have always looked at faces and sensed there was something unspoken there, something just beneath the expression.
A photograph may capture a moment, but I look for what gives that moment meaning, the person, the feeling, the life behind it.
That is where my work begins, with the face, the
Portrait Narratives began very naturally for me. I have always looked at faces and sensed there was something unspoken there, something just beneath the expression.
A photograph may capture a moment, but I look for what gives that moment meaning, the person, the feeling, the life behind it.
That is where my work begins, with the face, the feeling and the quiet narrative just beneath the surface.

Before working digitally, I painted directly on canvas.
I worked with acrylic paints, brushes, sponges, palette knives and my hands, building each surfaces slowly, layer by layer.
That physical relationship with paint still guides my work today.
Even though my tools have changed, I still think like an artist. I think about surface, texture,
Before working digitally, I painted directly on canvas.
I worked with acrylic paints, brushes, sponges, palette knives and my hands, building each surfaces slowly, layer by layer.
That physical relationship with paint still guides my work today.
Even though my tools have changed, I still think like an artist. I think about surface, texture, atmosphere, light, shadow and restraint.
My process moves between photograph and painting, preserving the truth of the subject while creating something timeless, intimate and refined.

Each portrait begins with a photograph.
I study the face, the posture, the light and the mood of the image before deciding what world should surround it.
From there I build the palette, background, softness and atmosphere so the portrait feels personal, finished and complete.
When a written narrative is included, it becomes another layer, gi
Each portrait begins with a photograph.
I study the face, the posture, the light and the mood of the image before deciding what world should surround it.
From there I build the palette, background, softness and atmosphere so the portrait feels personal, finished and complete.
When a written narrative is included, it becomes another layer, giving the image a voice without explaining too much.
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