I am a self taught artist that strives for detail in all my work. I try to add humor to every piece so that it will bring each person back again and again, hopefully adding a smile to their face. I do all original pen & inks using only a #102 nib to add as much detail as possible. I also use high quality watercolor paper, and India Inks. Each piece varies from 20 to 200 hours to create, depending on the size and subject. Whether viewing a commission or a piece from my imagination, I hope each person is touched by my images.

As a native and resident, of upstate New York, much of my inspiration is taken from the forests, lakes and mountains that surround us here. Other images are inspired by what I see while riding my scoot. My work has been in galleries throughout the East Coast. All of my pieces are done on watercolor paper which adds depth, dimension, and texture to the imagery that I feel significantly enhances their visual and emotional impact. I hope that viewing my work will warm tour heart and give you a reprieve from the every day.

My commissions of people’s homes, camps and gardens are done the same way. Stationery made from my work is available or the customer can make their own to add their personal touch after purchasing the original.

If you wish to commission something from me, send several photos with as much as detail as possible. Tell me what season, time of day, or what other effect you want, etc. Contact me through this site if you wish to explore this possibility.

Being a Biker for over 30 years, I have a selection of Christmas Cards inspired by the sights, sounds and seasons from my years on the road. I will also do commissions of your special places for your own Christmas or other special event cards and notices.

I do hope you enjoy your visit here and will return over and over to see my new pieces or just to revisit one of your favorites.

Yours Truly,
Jaws

My work is presently being shown at the:

Delavan Gallery
501 West Fayette Street
Syracuse, NY 13204
(Visit their link here for other artists work shown there)