Artwork available for purchase Click here to find out about commissioning an artwork If you’re interested in buying a painting, scroll down to view the list of what’s available. Send me an e-mail telling me which painting you'd like to purchase and we'll take it from there. Please note that there are extra costs for shipping art. I do make free in-person deliveries in the District of Columbia and nearby suburbs.

	Intersections V   oil on canvas, 30"x40" (2009) $1500
	Intersections VI   oil on canvas, 24"x24" (2009) $725
	Intersections VII   oil on canvas, 24"x24" (2009) $725
	Intersections VIII   oil on canvas, 15"x60" (2009) $1100
	Circles on Blue   oil on canvas, 20"x20" (2010) $300
	Circles on Light Blue   oil on canvas, 18"x18" (2010) $275
	Circles on Yellow   oil on canvas, 12"x9" (2010) $110
	Circles on Red   oil on canvas, 12"x9" (2010) $110
	Circles on White   oil on canvas, 12"x9" (2010) $110
	Urban Sunset #8   acrylic on canvas, 24"x36" (2010) $750
	Urban Sunset #9   acrylic on canvas, 24"x36" (2010) $750
	Urban Sunset #2   acrylic on canvas, 22"x28" (2007) $450
	Deep Sunset   acrylic on canvas, 12"x24" (2009) $150
	Untitled   acrylic on canvas, 10"x20" (2009) $100
	Ripples #4   acrylic on canvas, 20"x20" (2008) $200
	Color & Form III   oil on canvas, 12"x16" (1999) $90

	Commissioning Artwork: 3 Steps
	1. Talking about art   Tell me what it is about my art that appeals to you and what you’re looking for.   Perhaps you want a painting that uses a limited palette of colors, or perhaps you need something to liven up a plain wall.   I enjoy the different challenges that come with either a lot of direction or very little.   Just keep in mind that I have my own style and that I still need room to create something true to my style within the boundaries of whatever direction you give.   The bottom line is that I want this to be a comfortable experience for both of us. 2. Getting down to specifics   After you have plenty of time to think about what you want (I never rush anyone), we figure out how large a painting you want, which will then determine the timeline for completing it, the cost and amount of the deposit. 3. Doing the work   This is the easy part for you.   After the deposit is paid, I get to work and the balance of the payment is made upon delivery of the completed painting.