The Price on the Can

Spray Paint on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Green, Pink, Gold

Lake 4

Spray Paint & Acrylic Marker on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Landscapes, Orange, Blue, White

Winter

Spray Paint & Acrylic Marker on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Landscapes, Commissions, White, Blue, Black

in the Heat Wave

Oil on Birch Panel 12in x 12in 2026, White, Red, Violet, Blue, Skeletons, Cityscapes, Available

King Lear [1999]

Given the past three adaptations all failing to help me really understand the play — the 2018 version too preoccupied with catering to those who have seen & know it, the 1987 version doing whatever it wanted (mostly not The Play), and Kurosawa's 1985 version being so drastically transformed,

Sam Draws Pokémon #30: Shinx

Embrace

Acrylic on X-Ray 14in x 17in 2022, Black, White, Red, Yellow, Skeletons, My Favorites, Figures

The Auditorium

Oil on Canvas; 12in x 12in 2020, Rochester NY, Pink, Blue, Black, Cityscape

Lake 5

Spray Paint on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Landscapes, Commissions, Violet, Red, Yellow, Black

Autumn

Spray Paint & Acrylic Marker on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Commissions, Landscapes, Storks?, Yellow, Black, White

Don't Forget

Oil on Unstretched Canvas 13.5in x 13.5in 2026, Available, Red, Yellow, Blue, White, Green, Skeletons, Figures

King Lear [1987]

From wikipedia, quoting David Sterritt: The film deliberately does not use conventional Hollywood filmmaking techniques which make a film 'watchable', but instead seeks to alienate and baffle its audience in the manner of Bertolt Brecht [4] In this manner I consider it a remarkable success; I was alienated