This painting is the first in a series that I created that spans the Old and New Testaments highlighting stories and themes that echo each other. This series is also attempting to comment on the relationship Christianity has with art history in the western world. This is a picture of the Garden of Eden before the fall.
72”x48”; Acrylic on Wood Panel.
This painting is the second in a series that I created that spans the Old and New Testaments highlighting stories and themes that echo each other. This series is also attempting to comment on the relationship Christianity has with art history in the western world. This is a picture of Abraham sacrificing his son, Isaac.
72”x48”; Acrylic on Wood Panel.
This painting is the third in a series that I created that spans the Old and New Testaments highlighting stories and themes that echo each other. This series is also attempting to comment on the relationship Christianity has with art history in the western world. This is a picture of Moses and the burning bush.
72”x48”; Acrylic on Wood Panel.
This painting is the fourth in a series that I created that spans the Old and New Testaments highlighting stories and themes that echo each other. This series is also attempting to comment on the relationship Christianity has with art history in the western world. This is a picture of David, the king of Israel, sitting on his throne.
72”x48”; Acrylic on Wood Panel.
The pyramidical structure of this design is intended to communicate the strong foundation provided to Libertas School of Memphis by these important individuals.
A large scale mural I installed during the summer of 2020 at Libertas Montessori School in Memphis, TN.
Massive logo mural I created for this awesome local crossfit gym.
The is a large scale mural I completed in 2016 for the Union Ave Kroger Grocery Store in Memphis, TN.
This is a piece I did for a 2015 Advent art show. The show's theme was Spirit + Flesh. I was attempting to capture the haunting and agonizing wait that characterizes the Advent season, while also directing attention to hope and beauty.
24"X48", Acrylic on Wood Panel.
