City Art and Public Art

Architecture has often been called “the mother of all arts” because it can communicate ideas, tell histories, evoke emotions, enhance spirituality, and create a sense of space.

Architecture introduces the history of a place, and it helps to define the identity of a community or a city or a place.

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Paintings

Before the Rush Hour 2006 30 x 40	Going Through lake Wales 2005 22 x 28
Chocolate Shop 2005 30 x 40	Written in Stone 2005 24 x 36
Peaceful Evening 2003 18 x 24	Bok Tower, Lake Wales, FL 2005 24 x 36

The Home in Lake Wales 2008 24 x 30

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Drawings

The Dixie Walesbilt Hotel, FL Built in 1925 - Mixed Media 2009 16 x 21

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2011 Winter Haven, FL Centennial Calendar

January - Williamson Theatre Winter Haven circa 1925	February - Women's Civic League Fountain Winter Haven circa 1914
March - Chamber of Commerce Winter Haven circa 1925	April - The Haven Hotel Winter Haven circa 1922
May - The Snell National Bank Winter Haven circa 1909	June - The City Hall Winter Haven circa 1923
July - First School Building Winter Haven circa 1915	August - U.S. Post Office Winter Haven circa 1939
September - First Publix Winter Haven circa 1930	October - Eloise Woods Country Club (Cypress Garden) Winter Haven circa 1920
November - First Presbyterian Church Winter Haven circa 1890	December - Women's Civic League Winter Haven circa 1923

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City (ink on paper) 1984 12 x 17	City 2 (ink on paper) 1984 12 x 17
Downtown Resturant 2004 16 x 20	Downtown View 2003 17 x 21
Episcopal Church 2003 19 x 24	Historic District 2004 17 x 20
Historic Vista 2005 20 x 24	Winter Haven 2006 14 x 17
Roof Study in Charcoal 2007 10 x 19 Roof Study in Sepia 2007 10 x 19 Roof Study in Pencil 2007 10 x 19
Law office 2004 18 x 21	Architectural Rendering 2003 20 x 30

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Public Art

Lakeland Public Art 1 2006 "Skippy PeanutButterfly" #69	Lakeland Public Art 2 2006 Also see kaleidoscopelakeland.com
"Willow Hut Installation" click here to see more