While strolling down the Victoria Embankment with my wife, we noticed the Palace of Westminster in the distance. It is incredibly difficult not to embrace the gorgeous sight of this palace. The Palace of Westminster was previously the home of the kings of England and now it is home to ... Read More
As I sit staring out at the beautiful oak trees along the Mississippi River, I imagine a serene setting in a time before this amazing escapade. As I listen to the engines of the stunning Mississippi riverboat, I imagine Miss Memphis cruising down the river in all her splendor with ... Read More
As I recall memories past, the last night we had years ago in the ancient city shines brighter than all the rest. My wife and I watched elegant gondoliers glide back and forth across the Grand Canal as we sat at a candlelit table for two. As we sat gazing ... Read More
I was truly inspired when told the story of Margaret Mitchell, the woman who published “Gone with the Wind” in 1936. This brought Hollywood to the Loew’s Grand Theater in Atlanta on December 15th, 1939. I envision how it may have looked that night. I close my eyes and can ... Read More
The Christmas holiday is my most cherished time of the year. It is a time for giving, a time to spend with your family and reflect on the many God given blessings for the year. A Christmas Snow is one of my earlier paintings that I wished to share with ... Read More
59th street has always been my favorite street in New York City. It is where business meets tranquility at Central Park. On a crisp winter’s eve, I decide to take a stroll down the busy New York City streets. As I gaze down the street, I notice thebreathtaking Plaza Hotel, ... Read More
On a casual morning walk through a peaceful village in Gatlinburg, inspiration captured me as I noticed the beauty and serenity that the village had to offer. As my wife and I stood near the fountain, a canvas took shape as I stood in awe at the unique architectural style ... Read More
Nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park lies a covered bridge dedicated to the areas first family of settlers, Fredrick Emerts. My wife and I came across it on a scenic trip to Gatlinburg one afternoon and the sudden burst of colors filled my mind with an inspiring palette ... Read More
