2019- a time for introspection and significant life change. The Pandemic was just on the horizon and my own corner of the world will never be the same.

A self portrait of spirit. The little girl is my avatar. She inspires me and reminds me of who I am, and what's possible.

The card reader is completely engaged with her client who may be skeptical or giving the cards reading serious consideration.

Janice is on a porch on a summer day, and the sun makes a halo of her hair.

Delicate color, line, compositional surprise-I love this painting.

An early portrait of Eddie. This painting greets me with joy and warmth when I open the door to my studio

My mother moved from Queens to Ft. Lauderdale in 1976. She was happy at first but soon felt lonely for me, grandkids, family. And I missed he too! What initially seemed like a good idea, turned out to be a poor decision. Life is like that.

I've painted many portraits of Todd over many years. I think this one is bold, strong. The glare of the computer screen reflects in his glasses. He is on a Zoom call. It's 2021 and the Pandemic version of going to work.

My dad and mom lived on opposite coasts of Florida-perfectly appropriate for two people who spent the best of fifteen years living apart. He was happy anywhere, as long as it wasn't NYC, she had New York in her DNA.