The first few paintings in the series of house paintings  hold a special place to me. This painting is 16"x 20" and was one of those.  The reproduction does not show the translucency of the acrylic paint as the original. 

This is an interior that I did originally small for a gift for family and I enlarged it to a 36"x24".        Although the study and the painting are the same image they actually are very different from each other.  I need to find a decent picture of the study to post it. 

This painting is postcard  size made for "Postcards from the Edge" an annual auction in New York City that supports and raises money for aides awareness and art.  I had this idea in my sketchbook and I planned the composition for a large painting, but when I was deciding for an image for the postcard this one seemed to work.  This painting is 4"x 6" acrylic on paper.  

Rooftops.  The idea was to do most of the drawing at the bottom of the page and let the negative space at the top work as the sky.

This is a lithograph that was inked up with the ink as the ground and scratched into.  The church was lit up at night and was very dramatic.  Night scenes with some light in them are usually pretty cool.