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An industrial painting, a visual to a story about what it means to be a father set in far distant future.

THE WATCHER

“Time for bed little one” Jack started to tuck in his daughter when she squirmed out of the covers.

“Daddy?”

“Yes, my sweet?” Jack chuckled inside watching his daughter strike a “thinking man” pose before continuing. Such deep thoughts from a 5-year-old.

“How old are you?” his little one asked nervously.

“How old do you think I am?” Jack replied with a question.

Cora paused, eyes focused up on the ceiling, “Well, some kids from school say you’re really, really, old! Like, older than the world! A bazillion years old!”

Jack knew this day would come – The talk. She deserved to know who he was and where he came from, and so too, understand who she was and where she came from. He had thought himself prepared for this, but, so soon? Now, his massive collection of knowledge and exper...

"There are only two worthwhile things to leave behind when you depart this world of ours - children and art!" - Sunday In The Park With George I've been fortunate to have been blessed with both a beautiful daughter and a talent for music and art. Welcome! They say that a good biography is in the 3rd person - I prefer to be more personal. If you've taken the time to read this, then you deserve something more, something more personal and heartfelt to get to know me as an artist and as a person. To understand the art, it is good to understand the journey the artist takes: The joys and scars along the way. Take a moment to experience my work, and you'll notice a common thread: Hope and Healing. Communicating all I've learned in...