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Pop-fly

36 x 36
acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas

$1250.00

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Swan and Redbud Tree

21 x 21 inches
acrylic on HDF panel

$540.00

6 Banes
of the
Artist’s Career
bird characters:
Critique,
Boast,
Derision,
Gossip,
Advice,
Melodrama

acrylic on
mini-canvases,
mounted on
cradled masonite,
molding paste.

SOLD

Birds and Branches

24 x 36 inches
acrylic on canvas

$850.00

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Crows in the Corn

acrylic and ink on canvas
38 x 42 inches, unframed

$950.00


Afternoon Aviary

16 inches sq.
HDF gallery wrapped in canvas

self-hanging, no frame necessary

$350.00


Brazilian View with Birds and Olives

24 x 36
acrylic on canvas

SOLD


Herons

22.5 x 13.5 inches
acrylic on HDF

$540.00

A Bird is not a Mango

25 x 13
acrylic and paper collage over panel

$380.00



Fantasy Birds

12 x 18
acrylic on panel, framed
$410.00



3, Maybe 4 Birds

20.25 sq. inches
acrylic on HDF

$740.00

Woodpeckers at Dusk

24 x 36
acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas

SOLD


Once Upon a Time

16 x 20
acrylic on canvas

$450.00

Where is the Kiwi?

19.5 x 48 inches
acrylic on panel

$$1180.00


Sculpture: Male of the Species (aka Mr. Chickenpants)

Detail 1
Detail 2

inches: 36 wide x 12 deep x 28 tall
recycled silk and satin neckties, feathers, birch laminate (beak), taxidermy glass eyes, poplar (legs), paper, reeds, acrylic dye.

This piece explores the cliche of the "cocky" male who struts his stuff out of vanity, machismo or attempts to attract a mate. The use of "power" neckties as feathers is parellel to men's use of the necktie to attract or make a social statement of some kind.

$1250.00
(price included clear plexiglass showcase)


Watch the video of the sculpture process above



Indigo Dove
16 x 20
acrylic on canvas
$375.00
DETAIL HERE





3rd World Twitter

20 x 20
acrylic on wood panel

$420.00




Winter Scene

16 x 20
acrylic on gallery wrap canvas

$460.00

Politics
(Grackles and Sorghum)

24 x 30
acrylic on birch panel
$780.00

DETAIL 1 HERE
DETAIL 2 HERE


Sublime: Bird in Hand

48 x 36
acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas

$1250.0

DETAIL 1 HERE
DETAIL 2 HERE


In Flight

10 x 6.5
acrylic on illustration board

$170.00


Wood Sculpture: Nurture

Sizes: Mother: 11 x 4 x 8
Baby: 7.25 x 2.5 x 3.5
poplar, acrylic paint, varnish

$460.00

BACK VIEW HERE

IN-PROCESS VIEW HERE



Moonlit Crane

48 x 46
acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas

$1550.00


Bas relief: Ibis in Freefall

23.25 x 36
acrylic/molding paste on MDF panel

$1250.00


Cardinal

30 x 40
acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas

$780.00



Kinetic Sculpture: The Non-flying Flying Machine

11 x 18 x 31

wood, aluminum, steel, lucite, bakelite, acrylic paint, twine
$750.00

Detail 1
Detail 2
Detail 3


Watch the video above to see how the kinetic sculpture works.


Full Bellies

16 x 12.5

acrylic on illustration board

$450.00

framed


Winter Birds

18 x 14
$450.00

acrylic on illustration board

framed








Sculpture:
Nest for Weatlhy Birds

nest: 3.5 wide x 2.5 tall, eggs:.75 ea

copper, brass and steel wire,
molding paste, dye, acrylic

Details and Alternative Views:

$450.00


Detail 1
Detail 2
Detail 3

Small Digital & Mixed Media Works:


Little-known Birds

17 x 11

black ink digital paper print

$275.00
framed

(unframed limited edition
of 9 posters available)


Sonic Bird

14.5 x 11

digital mono print
with acrylic embellishments
on paper

$275.00
framed


Sonic Bird II

8 x 10

digital mono print
with acrylic embellishments
on bark paper

$180.00
framed


Digital Bird Trio

8 x 10

digital print on paper

$130.00
framed




Digital Birds

10 x 16

digital paper print collage
with acrylic background on panel

$275.00
framed
Statement:

This series reflects my love of birds, watching them in nature, wondering what they think, what motivates them, how they react to us. I hope to bring more focus on birds, their environment and our impact on each other. The work presented here is both literal and interpretive, the intent is to capture the color, shape and movement of birds as well as their motivations and reactions. This body of work also represents the first time I've created sculpture.

I'd like to thank all who gave their time, energy and support for this show. It was a year in the making and I would not have been able to have such a successful outcome were it not for the help of God, my close friends, my extended family and other key people who helped support my efforts throughout the year and during the opening. Thank you so much!