oil on canvas, 2025
The Fisher Building's coved ceilings are depicted as the sky above. The trees are a playful nod to the art deco era that inspired the building's architecture
oil on canvas, 2025
This is a self portrait, painting at night because I have a daytime job to pay the bills. I am in my favorite slippers. The painting on the easel is of THIS painting and the paintings around the room are depictions of other paintings by me. My dog in the background is usually at my feet.
oil on canvas, 2026
Our kitchen table faces east and the morning sun is just right. This is the table for coffee in the morning. The artist has collected works from friends on the wall.
oil pastel on wood panel, 2026
Ashley and Jason Menth's dining room table has hosted artist dinners every month. Several artists now have made their mark at this table, regaling guests with their artful stories about their trade.
oil on canvas, 2025
A great grandmother holds her great granddaughter close, their faces touching in a quiet moment of care. Built in warm, layered strokes, the painting reflects a love that spans generations—brief in time, yet enduring beyond it.
oil on canvas, 2026
Public spaces and gardens teach that beauty can be shared, that history can be touched, and that joy does not have to be earned. The boy will not remember every flower, but his body will remember how it felt to move freely through something alive - and that memory will stay longer than names or dates ever could.
oil on canvas, 2026
I share studio space with my mother (watercolor artist Monica Quinn). In this still life, I have incorporated her paintings in the background. In the foreground, a figurine of my own dog Angus. The books about art, the lilacs, her books, and her paintings in the background are all my mom.
