Giclée print of drawing of Waterman Edson with a bottle of Aurora Black ink and a Gallery Leather journal.

The first Luxographic print to be produced, Veronica's Wings depicts a close-up view of a V-twin motor of a motorcycle parked at Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. The strong diagonals of the motor's cooling fins made this an ideal image to build entirely from diagonal lines.

The finer, shorter lines of Immortality give the figure a soft, almost furry texture. At full size, this piece is quite imposing. Many people have been shocked to learn that the figure depicted is less than two inches tall.

This drawing is the first in a series depicting San Francisco landmarks. Each pen and ink drawing is limited to 49 giclée prints on double-weight Somerset Velvet, a 100% cotton, acid-free paper printmaking paper with a lovely balance between smoothness and soft texture. Each print is signed and numbered.

Second in the Pens and Inks series, this pen and ink drawing features the Exacompta Belle Epoque journal, a bottle of Fountain Pen Network's exclusive Noodler's Ink creation Galileo Manuscript, and the titanium-nib Emotica fountain pen from Omas.
The Pens and Inks series is limited to 51 prints, signed and numbered, on double-weight Somerset Velvet paper.

RAWR!

Digital photograph of toy stegosaurus on Fuji Professional paper. Part of the Toy Dinosaurs series, limited to 25 prints, signed and numbered.

The third in the Toy Dinosaurs series.

The colorful "Domed Head Lizard." This is the fourth in the Toy Dinosaurs series of photographs. Limited to 25 prints, signed and numbered on Fuji Professional paper.

The Hunter Watches Over You Always

Giclée print on double-weight Somerset Velvet paper. Signed, numbered, limited to five prints.

The toy dinosaurs remind me of the human connection we have to our past and our desire to preserve what’s already gone. These images are a sort of tragic love story, imagining that the past misses us as much and as actively as we miss the past. This suggests a lesson about our relationship to our future and to the present. Metallic paper makes these colors come out.