A philosopher with a passion for self-expression, my art embodies the essence of stillness, beauty and grace.

My creative process expands and evolves through the daily discipline of digital painting, writing and poetry. It is not the "digital" medium by which I have chosen to express myself that makes me an artist. It is a way of life. It is a way of moving through the world; aware of all the beauty that exists.

Ultimately, my goal as an artist is to offer a visual reference point for deeper reflection. The aim is to open the door to an experience of art that goes beyond the physical. Hopefully, when an observer views my work, they witness something vibrantly alive.

Prior to becoming a fine artist in 2007, I was a branding consultant to solo entrepreneurs for 20+ years. I helped artists, authors, lawyers, musicians, stylists, and many others. As a branding expert, I used my artistic talents to help the solo entrepreneur create a strong brand presence that was Distinct, Notable and Authentic (DNA).

How did I develop my digital art skills? I was introduced to digital art in the mid 80s ... do you remember MacPaint? It was the first commercial painting software program for the personal computer. Passionate about technology and the advancement of digital art capabilities, I ultimately mastered the skills of illustration and painting techniques while using them to help brand clients.

In 2007, I became aware that I had developed a greater pleasure through traditional painting techniques expressed in the non-traditional way of digital painting. That's when I  left the consulting practice in order to immerse myself in the journey of producing fine art full time.

My art is shown in public and private collections and represented by galleries and art consultants. I exhibit and sell at art festivals throughout the U.S. I also teach other artists how to define and identify their unique personal brand that helps them in gaining greater exposure to their work. Today, I continue giving presentations and seminars exclusively to artists.