India Photography of a door at an old Museum Fort| 12.19.2010 The Maharaja Banaras Vidya Mandir Trus is an incredible museum that displays a bunch of old weapons, decorative arts and more. This photo was shot on my Nikon D90 with the 18-200mm VR lens. I manipulated the colors and image slightly in Adobe Lightroom and added some HDR effects in Photoshop. Signed prints available stating at $50. Click image below to enlarge When I’m not traveling...

9″ x 12″ – Watercolor, Charcoal Pencil and Conte on Paper 2005 | Jerusalem Watercolor This was done from a photo I took on a Hilel trip in 2001.  I abstracted it and put some of my own flair and energy into it. It always feels good to be home and when I’m away, this piece lifts my spirits. If you want to see the difference between my vision and reality, scroll down… The photo was shot on a Canon Rebel 35mm film...

40″ x 17.5″ – Watercolor & Ink on paper 2005 (Framed) | “Dimensions” This is one of my personal favorites as it portrays gateways into another dimension. When you lift the veil, their is a whole different reality just waiting for us… You really have to blow this one up to get a good look at it. I bought the frame in a nice store and it was originally a palm tree and a vertical design. I inserted 3 pieces...

8″x10″ Acrylic on Canvas | Blue Dolphin Painting 2008 I guess I was feeling all Oceanic with this one. It happens from time to time… I did it quickly but I was happy with the results. The pic is a little blurry though and I don’t have the original anymore. Besides painting & drawing, I’m usually at work at my Social Media Marketing Company or A1A DJs pumping up jams across the United States and abroad. Sign up...

“Burning Bush” Acrylic and Ink on Watercolor Paper – 9″ x 12″ from 2006 I called this one the Burning Bush in reference to the book of Exodus. The bush is on fire, yet does not get consumed by the flames. I guess that’s just how I feel sometimes. Like the whole world is burning around me but I somehow maintain my cool and go on. I’m sure we all get that feeling sometimes so I wanted to put it on paper....

“The Patriot Act” – Acrylics on 3 pieces of 8″x10″ canvas –2005 I named this piece, “The Patriot Act”, because of my love and frustration of this country. I love the freedom, flag, opportunity, people and the troops. But I despise the lies, politics and unnecessary wars. This is my tribute to the American Flag and respect for all those lost in the paving of our history, present and future. Or it could...