Art
A longtime San Francisco resident, I still feel like a tourist. I'm always admiring the old buildings, colorful storefronts, and the weird, wonderful people that fill the streets here. Through my art, I attempt to preserve the often overlooked corners of this ever-changing city.
"A Girl and Her Dog"
"Simple Pleasures Cafe"
"Signs on Balboa"
"Let's Do Wash"
"Balboa Theater"
"Morning on Balboa"
"Gus' Bait & Tackle"
"Surfside Eleven"
"Tony's Cable Car"
"4-Star Theatre"
"House with the Round Window"
"Home by the Beach"
"Birds at Sutro Baths"
"Sutro Gazebo"
"Trees at Land's End"
"Palms in the Sunset"
"A Beacon in the Fog"
"Sunset Surfer"
"Urban Bandits"
"Joy of All Who Sorrow"
"Surfing Balboa"
"8th & Clement"
"Giant Camera"
"Princess Tree"
"Above the Bakery"
"Pinelli's Flowerland"
"Behind the Houses"
"The Cook and the Cat"
"Donuts on Clement"
"Dreaming Cat"
"Moth Dreams"
"The Life of Leaves"
"Finding the Light"
"Happy Houses"
"Flying Dream"
Commissions
"Foxy Chef"
I was hired to do this illustration as a surprise anniversary present for a wife who loves to bake.
"450 El Camino Del Mar"
A portrait of a childhood home in San Francisco, California. Medium: watercolor pencil and ink on paper.
This children's book by Paul Rest contains 40+ full-page watercolor illustrations. This engaging book follows Emily as she discovers the secrets inside her father's magical library - and she's in for some surprises.
Working with videographer Glen Kinion, I illustrated this video for singer-songwriter Mike Rufo.