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Gift Guide
Gift Guide 2020
Use this gift guide to choose the perfect gift for co-workers, friends and family.
Art makes for a wonderful gift, but selecting the right piece can be challenging. Below I've put together a handy gift guide full of my personal recommendations for artwork that will score you big points. Any questions about media types, sizing, etc.? Get in touch, I'm happy to help!
new for 2020
pumpkin predicament
In
Pumpkin Predicament, the pumpkins are all lined up, waiting their turn
to see who will be chosen to go under the knife. Maybe hiding in the
back will help?
orange crush
When you consider the teeth on the juicer and the menacing shadow it casts, it’s not surprising the orange has a look of panic on it’s face.
artichoke
This artichoke is a star. This simple composition highlights the sexy shape, and subtle shades of colors in green, purple, pink and yellow.
cauliflower
I arranged this cauliflower so it almost looks like a flower arrangement. It seems to gracefully stretch its arms out in welcome.
Broccoli
This is a simple yet elegant composition of two stalks of broccoli. Tied together by the blue rubber band, they almost look like they are dancing.
for foodies
Food has long been a favorite of realist painters. I’ve explored all my favorites: breakfast, donuts, chocolate, dairy, and many many fruits and vegetables. Perfect for the kitchen.
donuts
I have a sweet tooth and love donuts, so in Five Food Groups, I have taken it upon myself to revise the current nutritional guidelines.
I love to paint peppers! In Hot Rod, I showcase a pepper panoply in a low-rider truck with a blazing flame paint job.
SWEETS AND CHOCOLATE"Blowing Kisses" is my most popular image. I enjoy the way the dark, dramatic background enhances the cool metal of the fan and the sparkly foil textures.
birds & mythology
These fine art prints are for the birds! (Or rather, the bird lover in your life.) I have images with both realistic birds (ravens), bird-related toys (pull along ducks, metal bird toys), and even origami cranes from which to choose.
Atonement
The raven’s act of contrition will be to free the caged bird - all he has to do is pull the string to set the events into motion.
message in a bottle
As I was painting and listening to the radio, the Police song "Message in a Bottle," started to play. The idea for the title and the painting were formed in that moment. I added a raven as a courier; a bird renowned in mythology as a messenger of the Gods. .
all along the watchtower
For years, the lyrics "There must be some kind of way out of here, said the joker to the thief " have been teasing my brain, wanting to come forth in a painting.
puns and humor
Humor and wit are cornerstones of much of my work. Most of my works include a subtle (or not so) visual pun, which then informs the title. I always delight in watching the joke “click” in someone’s head when they view one of my fine art prints.
cereal killer
As soon as I heard the term "serial killer," I could see this visual pun in my
mind. Using those little boxes of cereal I created "cereal killer."
a salt with a deadly weapon
I had the idea for A Salt with a Deadly Weapon a few years ago during the Dexter TV show craze. It was great fun flinging the “killer” puns back-and-forth as I set up this scene.
coffee monster
The real secret to my success? COFFEE. That roasted caffeinated goodness is what gets me in the studio in the morning and keeps me focused all day.
for the traveler
Planes, trains, automobiles! Whatever you favorite way of getting around town is, I have a print for it. I have paintings with toys of airplanes, cars, fire trucks, motorcycles, trains, tractors, trucks, boats, submarines, and even spaceships!
fun in the sun
Calling all wave riders! My newest print, Fun in the Sun, depicts a VW bus and trailer all ready for a few days at the shore.
grand vacation
Reminiscent of a vintage travelogue, this scene features a toy station wagon and trailer, loaded up for a western road trip.
hit the slopes
Inspired by a vintage postcard, Hit the Slopes, features a toy skier ready getting ready to enjoy his ski vacay.
for pilots and airplane lovers
Anyone who had a pedal car airplane in the 1940s, 1950s, or 1960s will fondly remember riding around, dreaming about the promises of the jet age. Relive the magic of the era with one of these fine art gicleé prints.
sky rider
Sky Rider is an ode to the thrilling jet age of the 1950s, when everything seemed possible. Notice the small moon (painted just above the nose of the jet) to symbolize the 1950s beginning of the space race.
airplane hanger
This piece plays homage to our intrepid WWII hero by wrapping a Snoopy comic, a vintage toy airplane, and abstract art elements in a bit of wordplay.
ready for takeoff
Crisp,
double shadows add to the drama and help create a sense of tension and
anticipation - exactly what a young daredevil would feel as they set up
this launch site.for the guys
The man cave is a time honored tradition, a place where a man can be a man with his thoughts and doo-dads. Liven up any cave with one of my nostalgic fine art prints featuring trucks, tools, and other manly pursuits.
fishing
When I'm not painting, you can find me at the lake. For the fishing lovers, Catch and Release is another in my series of Rube-Goldberg style contraptions.
professions
My
nostalgic prints are collected by firefighters, farmers, lawyers,
engineers, mechanics, police officers, pilots, construction workers, and
others who like to combine a walk down memory lane with their vocation. Mission Impossible is a salute to our troops
cars and trucks
I often use toy cars and trucks in my work. Car Wash has become one of my most loved signature paintings.
For animal lovers
Animal toys make their way into my prints frequently. I’ve covered just about everything: bees, birds, circus animals, dogs, elephants, farm animals, horses, monkeys, and more.
puppy love
Puppy Love features two charming Fisher-Price pull toys from the 1950s.The dachshund is “Wiggly,” and the Boston Terrier is called “Barky.”
eieio
In E.I.E.I.O.,
I lined up all of the best farm toys in the collection and added a
cheerful farmer, E-I-E-I-O blocks, and and a vintage egg carton to round
out the scene.
kiss my a**
In Kiss My A**, this donkey toy is doing what comes naturally: kicking! Notice the word spelled backward by the blocks - sometimes my inner schoolboy needs an outlet!
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