A series of illustrations depicting the four main characters from the Greek Tragedy by Euripides. Each woman tells her own story about the war and the fate that will befall her. The four women are Andromache (the wife of Hector), Cassandra (the doomed priestess), Hecuba (queen of Troy) and Helen. The images are painted in acrylic
These images were painted for a show at a local library celebrating Shakespeare's Birthday. They depict scenes from one of his plays. The first is Puck & Bottom. The second shows the four lovers. The third depicts Titania and Oberon. They are painted in acrylic washes.
These images are posters and a brochure for the 2006 season at StageRight Theater Company . They were created in Adobe PhotoShop, using scanned objects or photos.
The following are examples of some of the books that I illustrated for Waterford Institute. They are number books that encourage the reader to count a certain number of objects in each scene. I designed the compositions, drew the images and created the final artwork. They are all painted in acrylic. The book titles pictured here are : Look for Three (set in China), The Search for Eleven (pirates), and Fourteen Camel Caravan.
More illustrations from Waterford books. These books are reading, and math books. The titles are: Ooey Gooey Mud, Sophie Germain, Number 20 Old Creek Road, and The Germs. . They are painted in acrylic and pastel.
For several years, the artists at my former workplace would submit entries for a Halloween gallery. There was usually a theme each year. The following pieces represent entries over the years.
Baron Samedi and Mistress Erzouli. 2004. Acrylic and pencil.
Something Wicked This Way Comes. 2006. Acrylic.
Freak Show/ Psycho Circus. The Illustrated Blade and Mademoiselle Lightening. 2005. Acrylic and pencil.
Avarice, Gluttony, Wrath, Pride, Envy, Sloth, and Lust. Rendered in acrylic and pencil. Warning: The Sins are nude, but I have covered them with a skull and crossbones, just in case. If this still isn't enough I can remove them from the site.
A poster illustration for the musical of the same name. Millie is usually depicted in red or black and white in a Deco style. The Coles Phillips Saturday Evening Post covers were my inspiration, something a little different.
These images are photos of various sets that I have designed, and or dressed and painted. The productions are:
Twelfth Night - set design, scenic artist, painter, set dressing
The Philadelphia Story - set design, scenic artist, painter, set dressing.
Blithe Spirit - set design, scenic artist, painter, set dressing. This set and Philly story were designed at the same time, using the same space. This was because the schedule didn't allow much time to build a new set in between the two shows.