Collecting ready-made material from various sources such as books, newspapers, magazines, commercial catalogues, advertisements and computer printouts. Then cutting and pasting pictorial and verbal elements into a series of double sided, postcard sized collages. These visually dense surfaces suggest complex narratives, filtered through the viewers observation. Read more »

This ongoing series, (2003 – current) of small watercolor paintings measuring 6" by 4" (155mm by 105mm), approximately the size of a postcard. I continue working infrequently on this series, with inspiration and contributions from IOH.

As they appear to be exercises, many of them are quite elaborate and detailed. Composed of layers of color over time. Their subjects varying from nature to architecture to robots to miniature people to animals—even a few abstract and organic pieces are included.

The hard work at the printing table resulted in the Machine Overdrive silkscreen series. Edition of 20, each containing 12 individual prints.

The editions are sold as a boxed set. The folios come in a sturdy, elegant fold-over portfolio presentation case. There will also be a limited number of single special edition prints available.

Each boxed portfolio set of twelve silkscreen prints is available for $ 1125.—. The single special edition prints are available for $ 150.—. For more information see

"Brilliant", "Quite Good", "Mesmerizing", these are just some of the comments made recently regarding these small formated gritty urban black and white ink pen drawings. Somehow the intricate execution combined with the bent and multiple perspectives seem paradox, yet it sends out a claustrophobic density that hides behind imaginary layers of angles and corners.

At first glance the drawings may seem disenchanting, however its study reveals curiosity, and one self wishes to peak around the corner, down the narrow alley, or through one of the countless windows.