I am a full-time expressionist painter with a surrealist edge. I paint urban landscapes and personify buildings so they look like the people who live in them.
I paint aerial perspectives and whimsically compressed views to fit in all the landmarks and create a sense of motion and familiarity.
Vancouver archetypes coming together for the 7pm cheer.
Rio's iconic Cristo. There is always a cultural longing for a saviour. More poignantly at some times than others.
Cioffi’s and the Heights sign, painted when nights on the street seemed a little darker than usual.
Lights, snow, and East Van magic.
Who can't wait for this year to be over? 2021 Vancouver calendars are available.
So I did a thing this summer. I’m in a TV show called Landscape Artist of the Year Canada, premiering Feb. 16 at 9 pm ET/PT on @BeMakeful #LAOTYC
View of Toronto's many skyscrapers over Riverdale Park's bright autumn trees.
The cranes are the most lifelike elements in this painting. Cranes are a motif for hard work and manual labour.
Solid-gold sunshine and champagne water.
The eye-catching red roof and trim make this one of the most distinctive houses on the block.
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