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Aries and Rogue, (2026)
Framed acrylic on canvas, 8 x 10 in.
Rather than recreating a single photograph, this piece imagines a quiet, unguarded moment between two beloved companions, reflecting the subtle closeness that often goes unseen. It honors not only who they were individually, but the quiet devotion they shared with each other — and with the person who cherished them.
Trevor, (2026)
Framed acrylic on canvas, 6 x 6 in.
This portrait reimagines Trevor in a setting that feels playful yet true to his presence. While the astronaut motif adds a sense of wonder, the focus remains on his steady, observant, and unmistakable expression. Even within an imagined scene, what matters most to me is preserving that quiet individuality, creating a piece that honors not only his
Penny, (2025)
Watercolor on deckle-edged A5 paper.
This commissioned piece was guided by Penny’s captivating eyes, rendered in soft blue tones that hover between color and light. Purples and reds were woven together in measured balance, creating warmth without excess. The process favored subtlety over precision, letting the portrait evolve into a reflection on attention, character, and companionship
Yoyo, (2025)
Framed acrylic on 6 x 6 in. canvas.
Centered on Yoyo’s unmistakable gaze, this portrait is rendered with deliberate care and measured precision. The surrounding space holds a stillness that allows presence to emerge naturally. Beyond likeness, the work speaks to memory and connection, an enduring offering between companion and home.
Levi, (2025)
Framed acrylic painting, 5 x 5 in.
A commissioned pet portrait exploring curiosity and quiet wonder through a playful, imaginative lens. Set within a cosmic field, the piece balances warmth and whimsy, inviting a sense of gentle exploration beyond the familiar.
Sugar, (2025)
Watercolor on rough paper, 8 x 8 in.
Sugar is rendered in soft, controlled washes, her warmth subtly illuminated against a restrained turquoise ground. Careful modulation of tone and texture brings her presence forward with grace. More than a likeness, the portrait holds a moment of connection -- enduring, attentive, and deeply felt.
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