Meet Gus, a juvenile great white shark taking shape through character sketches, digital drawing, and hand-painted backgrounds. I’m sharing a little of the process without giving too much of the story away.
I’ve returned to a painting I started years ago, inspired by the end of a dive and the memories tied to a familiar charter boat, its former captain, and the way places carry people with them over time.
While 2024 may have looked busy with exhibitions, most were booked the year before. Behind the scenes, I took the summer off to focus on family. With September’s fresh-start energy, I’m excited to reconnect, revisit the circle works that began my journey, and share projects shaping 2026.
An android once tried to paint to understand humanity. Now, as AI generates “art” in seconds, I’m thinking about what really makes something worth creating—and keeping.
My recent trip to the Philippines left me seeing the land in a whole new light—from the sound of bamboo to the way light hits the rice fields. It made its way into my nature-inspired paintings, and I’m excited to share this new work with you.
As the Oceanic 31 exhibition tour nears its final stop, discover the inspiration behind my painting “Soaring Squadron,” the urgent message behind this show, and how you can still join the cause to protect oceanic species.
Traveling without my usual acrylics pushed me to experiment with gouache—a medium with a rich history and a completely different feel. How does it change the way I capture shipwrecks and reefs? See what I’ve discovered!
Read the latest interview with Revista Aqua / Aqua Magazine! It features some of my latest artwork plus some other fantastic articles about scubadiving!
