Lately, I’ve been diving into the world of tinwork not just as a craft, but as a way to deepen my connection to New Mexico’s artistic traditions. I’ve always been …

I’m honored to be a part of OUT TAOS: LGBTQIA+ Artists and Artistry of the High Desert, a landmark exhibition at the Taos Center for the Arts that brings together …

Finishing up a painting I couldn’t get done a while ago. This painting is a tribute to a moment I shared years ago with Rose León, a woman whose quiet …

Creating an online store for your art is not just about selling products – it’s about showcasing your creativity in a meaningful, gallery-like space. This guide will hopefully help you …

—A hopeful roadmap for launching my first print editions Why I’m Doing This Up to now I’ve relied almost entirely on selling originals—those one‑of‑a‑kind oil paintings that leave the studio …

Being a (new) working painter in Northern New Mexico means managing brushwork and personal bandwidth. If you’re dreaming of turning your art into a living, the web may be your second studio. I …

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on the size and shape of my paintings—not just what feels good in the hand or looks right on the wall, but also what’s practical when …

The hollyhocks at the front gate to grandpa George’s house. A welcoming memory. They stood as silent friends at the door. George was an excellent painter. My mom was also …

In an age of accelerating automation, artificial intelligence, and digital overwhelm, I am turning toward what is slow, physical, and deeply human. My work is rooted in the belief that …