A Works on Paper Retrospective

Works on paper have always been a vital part of my studio practice — the place where ideas are born, tested, fractured, rebuilt, and pushed into new territory. These drawings, studies, and palette‑knife works offer an intimate look at the experimentation that shapes my larger body of work. When you collect one, you’re not just acquiring an artwork; you’re supporting the ongoing life of the studio itself. As with most professional art practices, my prices increase annually — usually between 10–20% — reflecting both the evolution of the work and standard art‑market appreciation. Collecting directly from the artist’s studio gives you access to the most favorable pricing and the assurance that each piece comes with its full provenance and intention. For new and seasoned collectors alike, works on paper are a powerful entry point — unique, original, and deeply connected to the hand and rhythm of the artist. Explore the galleries below and bring home an FDLM.