Thanks for taking the time to see my work.  I've always been a scribbler and doodler. Even so, I didn't become serious about painting until I began working digitally in the mid '90s.  You may think that 3d modelling and digital art would not lend themselves to any freedom and frivolity, but I managed to bend them to the places I wanted to go. And the new (at the time) process was fun! Even though at the time it wasn't a traditional way of making art, all the same rules applied regarding composition, color and rendering.  

Around fifteen years ago I moved back to traditional ways of making images, returning to pencils and oil paint (even though I still use digital ink for setting up and drawing references). There’s something to be said for a mark on a piece of paper or canvas that can never be duplicated. No matter what mark is made upon the paper, canvas or wood, and no matter if it's made with a pencil, brush, broom or hatchet, it is a unique expression and intent of the maker.

I’ll be adding more work here, as I continue to fling paint around the studio.  You can’t learn it all, but you can damned well try. If you are interested in purchasing any paintings, please contact me by clicking the "contact"  link above.

- Will