I began to pursue painting seriously when I moved to Maine in 2002.

I participated in my first painting workshop on Monhegan Island and was immediately captivated by the light and natural beauty that surrounded me.

 

Although primarily a landscape painter, I also enjoy capturing people “mid-stride”. Each painting is my attempt to capture the feeling of a random day in Maine and the specific light and atmosphere of that day. I work in oils and generally prefer to paint large canvases, as I like to feel that I am right in the middle of the scene. 

 

Biddeford Pool, Cape Porpoise, and the Kennebunks have provided limitless inspiration and are the focus of the majority of my work.

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Visitors are welcome to visit my studio by appointment.