
hand at play
I’ve always thought work should have entertainment value. Feeling free to play and explore are keys to creativity. Fortunately, whether by luck or choice, I found that freedom. Quite honestly, in the few instances when it just wasn’t there, I left. Here in a collection of work that begins in grade school are some images reflecting a mind full of fun and entertainment with a handful of tools.

"Barcelona Jugs" (acrylic on canvas board, 2002)

"Batter Up" (thumbnail impression of cricket, 1996)

"Eliptical Workout" (fiber pen on yellow trace, 1997)

"Signal Transduction" (study for BBRI lobby, 3x7 acrylic, 1999)

"Stingray" (felt tip pens, 1965)

"Empty Hook" (colored pencil on stationery, 1992)

" Silently Each Night the Colors Chipped Their Way to Freedom" (acrylic on canvas, 2007)

Concept sketch for year round skiing facility. (pen on vellum, 2010)

Back of the placemat "study", 2012 (I love when restaurants give crayons to kids.)

"Ron" ( quick caricature, pen on note pad, 2022)

"Surprising Risa" (first acrylic on canvas, 1971

Photo of album cover doodle, (felt pen on cardboard, 1971)

"Architecture Goes to the Beach" (sand sculpture concept sketch, 1991)

Thumbnail sketch-residence (pencil on bond, 1976)

"Off the Grid" modular residence thumbnail (pen and pencil on bond, 1977)

"Henry" (quick caricature, pen on sketch paper, 1980)

"Calendar Still Life" (prismacolor art-stix on bond, 1995)

"Deflategate" (pen on vellum, 2015)

DIY Faux Painting (detail,rag and sponge techniques, 2005)
