FINE AND COMMERCIAL ART
My earliest memories of being “artistic” are from as far back as the second grade. And my passion for creating art was stoked farther by my high school art teacher. She was the person that pushed me to move to Arizona to further my education and follow my dream of being an artist.
Working full time as an artist since starting WebArt in 1992, I have created countless pieces of both “fine” and “commercial” art. The difference in these two being,in simplest terms… that when I create a piece and it was conceived solely by myself for the sake of just being creative , can be called ” fine art”. While a “commercial” piece usually starts with a request from a potential client to fill a particular want or need.
In no way does this belittle or lessen the creative value or importance of the latter. And many times , is more important to a client to have found a craftsman that can bring their idea or need to fruition. I pride myself in having been able to create one of kind works in a wide variety of mediums, for a wide variety of clients throughout the U.S. and a handful of other countries.
Fine Art
Geometric Abstract
A custom four panel geometric abstract was created to compliment the modern feel of this Scottsdale home
Metallic Abstract
A beautiful metallic abstract was created to compliment the tones inside this master bedroom suite
Acrylic Painting
This acrylic painting of a Native American hoop dancer hangs in the entryway of a clients home.
Diptych
This diptych was commissioned for a clients dining room in their contemporary southwestern style home.
Phoenix Skyline
This highly detailed cityscape of the Phoenix skyline was created using acrylics over foam core panels