This winter cabin art print is my last artwork of 2020. I would be lying if I said 2020 is a year I will fondly remember. I created some artwork that I’m certainly proud of but there was an undercurrent … Read More
Working on these Alabama Lighthouse art prints was a work of love. If you check out my shop, you’ll see that I simply love lighthouses. There’s something sort of magical about them for me. And I don’t think I’m alone … Read More
I’ve been an artist selling my work on Fine Art America for the past decade and one of the most common questions I hear is about sales stats for Fine Art America artists. Or more specifically artists want to know … Read More
This Chicago Harbor Lighthouse art print feature an old timer from Lake Michigan. This old lighthouse was originally built for the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition which was held in Chicago. In 1919 it was moved to its current location to … Read More
This Chicago Theatre Marquee Blueprint art is an homage not only to the famous sign that hangs over that Chicago landmark but to the beautiful design style of many of the classic marquees from the same era. There’s a reason … Read More
A Cafe du Monde print seemed like a natural starting point as I’ve had several people ask me about New Orleans artwork in the past. And I guess I’m still going through a wet phase because my absolute favorite thing … Read More
This surreal cat art was inspired by observing cats, both my own as well as those of others. I’ve had cats all my life having grown up around them with a mother who came from a family that liked cats … Read More
This Edinburgh castle print was aimed at capturing the magical beauty of the Scottish castle as it appears when approaching via the Royal Mile. You can see Edinburgh Castle perched on the top of Castlehill from all over the city, … Read More
This UGA Arch print features the iconic landmark on a rainy evening on the historic North Campus of the University of Georgia. The UGA Arch was designed after the Great Seal of the State of Georgia. As the state’s oldest … Read More
I’ve mentioned before that I keep a list of subjects people ask about and University of Georgia prints have been on that list for awhile now. But these things come as time allows and inspiration hits. But the motivation was … Read More
The purpose of this colorful Atlanta skyline art print was simply to do something fun! I know sometimes people have a picture of art being something serious and packed with meaning, and often that is the case. A lot of … Read More
This unique Tardis print was an inevitable piece of Doctor Who art for me. The exact scene took a long time to dream up, but I’ve wanted to do an homage to one of my favorite shows for some time … Read More
This colorful Savannah River Street print captures a relaxing day in Savannah, Georgia. It’s based off photos and memories of my own visit to Savannah on the Georgia coast. I ended up spending more of my time out on Tybee … Read More
The Vortex in Atlanta’s Little Five Points isn’t the original, but I’d argue it’s an institution in its own right. But perhaps I’m biased since it was the first location of the bar I knew when I moved to Atlanta. … Read More
This Birmingham Alabama Skyline art print is part of a series I did featuring silhouettes of Birmingham landmarks and skyscrapers. Where my other Birmingham Alabama skyline art prints are very colorful, I wanted to create one silhouette that was a … Read More
The Edward L Lowder Red Barn on the campus at Auburn University was another Auburn art print I did by request. The barn and old silos are part of an Ag Heritage park administered by the College of Agriculture. The … Read More
This historic Alabama theatre sign is an original feature of the 1920’s Birmingham Theatre. In fact there were originally two of these signs, one over the front entrance and one over the stage entrance on the side of the building. … Read More
This Atlanta Braves print was inspired by my late father. He was a fan of the Braves for as long as I can remember. Since he grew up in Alabama before the Braves ever came to Atlanta, I’m not sure … Read More
For people who have called Atlanta home from the 90s until today, the Variety Playhouse on Euclid probably doesn’t need any preamble or other introduction. It’s simply a cool concert venue in the eclectic Little Five Points neighborhood in Atlanta. … Read More
There’s certainly no question that The Varsity is an Atlanta landmark and an iconic one at that. Years ago when I was first developing a passion for photography and visual art in general I set about working on a collection … Read More
Although falling snow in Alabama may be rare, I felt like this image captures the Auburn Christmas spirit. In fact, I completed this work right around Christmas. I envisioned it primarily being of interest to those seeking Auburn Christmas cards, … Read More
The Chapel of Memories at Mississippi State University was brought to my attention by one of my cousins who attended MSU. In fact, she’s one of several who did, but despite a family connection, I can’t claim to have intimate … Read More
I truly love featuring historic places like Key West’s Sloppy Joe’s Bar. For those not familiar with the history of Key West, this was a haunt of Ernest Hemingway himself. The present bar on Duval Street and the original on … Read More
This Toomer’s Drugs print was the result of a request of an Auburn alum who follows my work. But it was one of those requests that fit in nicely with my existing body of Auburn art! It’s always a pleasure … Read More
When I lived in Atlanta, one of my favorite places to wander on the weekend was historic Oakland Cemetery. I know I couldn’t be alone because I rarely was when I visited. I’m sure some were visiting famous graves, and, … Read More
Tybee Island lighthouse towers over the beautiful barrier islands off the coast of my home state of Georgia. When dawn broke on my first morning in Savannah some years ago, I was heading for Tybee. As beautiful as Savannah is, … Read More
Even without Martin Luther King, Jr., historic Ebenezer Baptist Church would be integral to the history of “Black Atlanta.” The church congregation dates back to the 1880s. The historic church building itself was built in the 1920s and remodeled and … Read More
This art print of the old Point Loma lighthouse at night in the rain was the result of a request sometime back. And as I love old lighthouses, this one fit perfectly in my wheelhouse. I don’t do every request … Read More