Besides what I learned from the rabbits, I am a self-taught artist currently living in Los Angeles.  On wood, glass, gourds, rocks and people, I paint with bright and often puffy colors.  I am fond of high-glossing the final images - excepting people - with lacquers, epoxies and urethanes.  Animals or their shadows appear frequently in my work.  Sometimes cartoon-like and often unworldly, they convey emotions ranging from extremely happy and excited, to mischievously goofy and deranged.

I feel very fortunate to be able to create things that make people happy.  And especially to make a living from my craft.  What I find most appetizing is the complete lack of rules in art.  Except, of course, that one must be disciplined enough to keep on producing, even through the trying times.  I never produce unhappy art.  I find the image and make it smile.  Everybody's happy.  They have teeth.

My art commonly glows in the dark.  I've been known to customize furniture, clothing, cars and houses.  My pieces are displayed in restaurants, night clubs, recording studios and several hundred private collections throughout the US.  I'm featured by the House of Blues concert venues and restaurants in seven states.  In Los Angeles, my work may be seen at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip, or by viewing my collection and current works by appointment at (818) 506-7132.

Remember, there may be teeth.

(View the artist in his lair)