Slow Art Gallery

New! Two-4 A four-panel (12 x 24 = 24 x 48 inches) painting that can be displayed as one, two or four images. Panels one and three can even be inverted to create a completely new image.

Available for licensing.

New! Hoosier Night

Acrylic on Canvas, 20 x 20 inches, 2026,NFS (legacy collection)

A quiet, geometric meditation on rural Southern Indiana, Hoosier Night blends stylized farmland, iconic small‑town architecture, and a moonlit palette to evoke the stillness and mystery of Midwestern nights. The composition balances organic forms with architectonic structure, honoring the landscape that shaped my earliest visual memory.

New. In development for upcoming licensing release.

New! Hoosier Day

Acrylic on Canvas, 20 x 20 inches, 2026, NFS (legacy collection)

A bright, patterned celebration of Southern Indiana’s farmland, Hoosier Day uses crisp geometry, bold color fields, and symbolic rural motifs to capture the warmth and clarity of daylight in the Midwest. It’s a modernist nod to childhood terrain—open fields, simple structures, and the quiet optimism of a Hoosier morning.

New. In development for upcoming licensing release.

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Acrylic on Canvas, 24" x 36", 2026, NFS (legacy collection)

This painting captures a quiet moment of sunlight moving through a modern bedroom, reducing the space to its essential geometry. The room is a study in light, color, and architectural stillness. The warm yellow wall catches the diagonal shadow from the window, creating the central visual event of the composition. The bed, with its deep blue headboard, white pillows, and red blanket, anchors the foreground as a calm, structured form. A single ceramic vase with tall green leaves introduces a vertical counterpoint to the horizontal planes. The result is a serene, intentional interior where light becomes the true subject — a distilled atmosphere of order, warmth, and quiet presence.

Available for licensing.

Alignment

Acrylic on Canvas, 18" x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

Alignment unites geometric abstraction, constructed landscape, and human presence in a single orchestrated space. A solitary figure stands at the base of rising planes and circles, stabilizing a world of shifting structure and cognitive mapping. The distant landscape anchors the composition, creating a quiet tension between open terrain and complex interior geometry.

Licensed (non-exclusive) by McGaw Graphics.

Arrival

Acylic on Canvas, 18" x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

Arrival places a solitary rider on a mechanical horse at the edge of a glowing agricultural landscape inspired by Van Gogh’s The Red Vineyard. The warm, rhythmic field behind the figure carries the chromatic heat and directional movement of Van Gogh’s harvest world, but translated into your own structural language — calmer, more architectural, and more deliberate. A pale sun hangs over the horizon, while a river bends quietly through the land and a cart of harvested grain anchors the scene in the logic of labor and season.

In the foreground, the rider sits atop a machine‑creature built from engineered plates and gears, a hybrid form that embodies intention, will, and forward motion. The dark uniform, marked with symbolic emblems, and the radiating flag introduce a ceremonial gravity. The tension between the organic, Van Gogh‑inflected landscape and the engineered precision of the mechanical horse creates the painting’s emotional charge: a moment of emergence that feels both mythic and inevitable.

Arrival becomes a meditation on entry — the instant when a figure steps into a world that is already alive with color, structure, and history.

Licensed (non-exclusive) by McGaw Graphics.

Sentinels

Acrylic on Canvas, 18" x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

Sentinels presents a surreal landscape of rolling, multicolored hills punctuated by tall stems topped with glowing orange orbs. The forms rise in quiet, architectural formation, their leaves reading as both botanical and symbolic. The result is a landscape marked by presence and order — a field of silent guardians holding their positions with calm authority.

Available for licensing.

They Stay Outside

Acrylic on Canvas, 18" x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

They Stay Outside blends a radiant trio of blooms with stylized pattern and symbolic distortion, their otherworldly colors refusing easy classification. A checkered floor, ornate pot, and shifting shadows create a stage where pattern behaves like character. The result is a quiet meditation on presence and separation — a still life shaped by unseen forces.

Available for licensing.

Life

Acrylic on Canvas, 12 x 12 inches, NFS (legacy collection)

A vibrant, symbolic exploration of human experience, Life weaves geometric forms, playful figures, and natural motifs into a unified visual system. Sunflower, tree, and gear‑flower elements anchor the composition, while the scattered human forms suggest movement, growth, and connection. It’s a lively, abstract meditation on how people inhabit the world’s structure.

New. In development for upcoming licensing release.

Tree of Life -- Midnight

Acrylic on Canvas, 24" x 30", 2021, Private Collection

Tree of Life – Midnight is a luminous, mosaic‑inspired vision of renewal and cosmic harmony, centered on a radiant white tree against deep midnight blues and teals. Celestial circles drift around the crown while warm earth tones and stone‑like shapes ground the composition. The piece evokes cycles, inner light, and the mystical connection between earth and sky.

Licensed (non-exclusive) by McGaw Graphics.

Somewhere Sonoran

Acrylic on Canvas, 18" x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

Somewhere Sonoran celebrates the desert’s quiet magnificence through a sun‑washed tapestry centered on a towering saguaro. A radiant halo and mosaic‑like sky echo the warmth and cultural texture of The Red Vineyard, while flowing ribbons of ochre, clay, violet, and turquoise shape the land. The result is a dream‑inflected desert where heat glitters, shadows stretch with intention, and the terrain feels alive with its own pulse.

Available for licensing.

Nocturnal Watch

Pen and Ink, 14" x 14", 2005, Private Collection

Nocturnal Watch transforms an owl into a tapestry of intricate patterns, mandala‑like forms, and rhythmic linework. Its luminous eyes anchor a field of geometric and organic motifs that echo lunar movement. The drawing feels both meditative and electric, revealing new shapes and symbols the longer you look.

Available for licensing.

Harvest Time

Acrylic on Canvas, 16" x 24", 1992, NFS (legacy collection)

Harvest Time centers on a branching, color‑rich tree whose organic limbs and geometric textures create a sense of movement and transformation. Surrounding shapes, spheres, and celestial motifs blend nature with dreamlike abstraction against shifting gold and blue tones. Bold and intricately layered, the piece evokes cycles of growth, renewal, and imaginative symbolism.

Licensed (non-exclusive) by McGaw Graphics.

Palladeum Plant

Acrylic on Canvas, 18' x 24", 2025, NFS (legacy collection)

Palladeum Plant places a single potted plant before an arched window, rendered with the quiet precision and architectural clarity that define your work. The window’s soft blue‑gray panes create a serene, almost sacred backdrop, turning the plant into a central, structural presence. Light, form, and proportion work together to create a still life that feels architectural rather than botanical — a meditation on structure, calm, and the quiet authority of a single form.

Available for licensing.

Last Tree at Flat Farm

Acrylic on Canvas 16x20 inches 2021, Private Collection

The tree rises from an ornate vessel, its canopy built from layered color and patterned geometry that echo your architectonic language. The divided landscape behind it holds two contrasting fields, creating a subtle tension between seasons, spaces, and states of mind. The composition feels both cultivated and constructed, a hybrid object rooted in place yet shaped by design.

Available for licensing.

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