ATTN! Cancer Charity Raflle on this piece!

One of my best friends in life has been battling cancer for years, and I’m not liking what the doctors have been telling her recently. I can’t fathom loosing her, so I’m here to do everything I can to help her fight and beat this.

The only thing that I figure I can do to help is try to raise money so she has one less thing to worry about, I want her to feel comfortable, loved, and happy, so she can enjoy every day with her sweet daughter, and spend the rest of her time beating this. The last thing she needs is some sort of financial stress.

I love the idea of a raffle because it will provide everyone with the opportunity to win an amazing piece of art for less than the cost of lunch. Obviously, you can buy as many tickets as you’d like if you want to boost your odds, but I WANT to make my art affordable for everyone, so here’s the chance to do something good and get lucky!

$10 per ticket 

No limit to how many tickets an individual may purchase

Raffle Ends 12/31/2020

Drawing LIVE on IG 1/1/2021

Crating & Shipping fee’s will be covered if winner resides in mainland USA, Canada, or Mexico

50% of the shipping costs are covered if winner resides outside of the USA

These paintings are exploration of modern photography, color, texture, light, shadow and 3 dimensional space.  Each photograph is mounted by hand on a homemade 1-inch poplar wood panel and receives up to four coats of high-gloss table-top resin, paint, and metallic pigments.  

The process is flowing and spontaneous, like a dance - the moment the resin is mixed it begins to cure.  Most things in the new millenium have a ‘delete’ or ‘undo’ button... but here, nothing can be removed once applied. 

Ultra-fine, crystalline, metallic pigment is mixed into each batch of resin, in colors that compliment and accentuate the print.  When exposed to light these pigments produce the same effect as sunshine on fresh snow.  Tens of thousands of crystals sparkle, dance, pop, fade, and shimmer at will, as if each flake is living and breathing.

Acrylic paint is applied while the resin is still wet to engage the 3rd dimension.  Brush strokes are fluid and suspended elegantly in the resin, casting shadows onto the image beneath it, or submerged, connecting the photograph to the space above it.  Variences in the buoyancy and viscosicty of each line of paint combined with gravity and fluid dynamics alters the nuances of each brushstroke as the resin cures.