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Semper Fidelis

Acrylic on Canvas

48 x 36 x 1

”Semper Fidelis” is Latin for “Always Faithful —the motto of the United States Marine Corps.  When spoken, it goes beyond the words, and represents a warrior spirit, and commitment. This piece is dedicated to the non-profit organizations Semper Fi/America's Fund and the Bob and Renee Parsons Foundation.

Love

Acrylic on Canvas

50 x 25 x 2

This is a recreated image of a photograph that was taken on Valor’s first day out in town and in a vest. Love is the only word I can think of when I think of Valor, This Able Veteran, and the amazing pack I am now part of.

Sunshine Docs

Acrylic on Canvas

30 x 24 x 2

$750

*SOLD

“Sunshine Docs” is the result of a group show titled “The Value of Yellow.”   My goal in this piece was to capture joy through its vibrant colors and the image of my guitar. This piece is dedicated to Operation Encore, Camp Southern Ground, and to Mr. Zac Brown, founder and lead singer of the country-rock Zac Brown Band.   

Ganbatte

Acrylic on Canvas in a Beveled Frame

31 x 48 x 2

$2000

This image accompanies my original song “Rewind”  which signifies the importance of moving forward.  Ganbatte is a Japanese word and is used to encourage another person to do their best.This image is what I imagine forgiveness looks like both internally and externally:  a lengthy road that is full of bends and a worthy pursuit.  This pai

A Gift, Despite the Conflict

Chalk Pastel on Paper made from my Desert MARPAT (Frontline Paper)

15 x 20

This piece is a combination of Conté, Acrylic paint, and Chalk pastel on paper that I created, from my Desert USMC MARPAT uniform, under the tutelage of Frontline Paper in NJ.The image is of a piece of Jade that originated in Vietnam and given to a military service member who was embedded in a vill

Passage, 2024

Acrylic on Canvas 

30 x 24 in

This is my most recent painting submitted to the link below https://www.samhsa.gov/about-us/who-we-are/offices-centers/or/art-of-recovery

I’ve titled this painting ‘Passage’ because it is what recovery has been for me:  a journey from isolation to connection ...from chaos to calmness ...from blurry to defined.  

This piece encapsulates what recovery through a