It was one of those breezy autumn mornings. I went for a morning scouting session in northern Slovakia not exactly knowing what I was looking for. I guess it was inspiration. I´ve approached this small meadow on the edge of the forest when suddenly thick fog start rolling in and along with early sunrays gave...

Mother always baked cookies filling this cookie jar every week. We would quietly raid the jar. All these years later, she still fills that same jar with her home baked goodies. Now her grandchildren have the joy of raiding grandma’s cookie jar. Size: 20in x 20in Materials: Acrylic on canvas, unframed

The size of this piece comes in 2589 x 1980 only.

This Sasquatch series uses the Sasquatch to tell the story. In this case it is a conversation about deforestation. This is seen in the burnt  out wood that makes up the body of the Squatch. His domain is being destroyed.

I love personifying inanimate objects. Bringing a chair to life and giving it a roll in a story is exciting. You can elicit these connections from people because they are familiar things.

The size of this piece comes in 4528 x 2532 only.

This painting  deals with domestic violence against women. I think it also describes aptly the fear and isolation some of us are experiencing right now given the current climate in the world and right here on our own doorsteps.

Ghost has been rapidly making a name for themselves. Known for their eccentric on-stage presence, lead singer Tobias Forge, has taken on different iterations of the character Papa Emeritus.

Steven Tyler, the front man for Aerosmith is one of the most iconic figures in rock music. Known for his trademark colourful scarves, often tied around the microphone stand, Tyler has a style all his own.

Peering out of the darkness, this angel of passion is surrounded by beautiful hot pink flames that touch her glowing skin.

The dynamic duo!! :Ananas (Pineapples) – the international sign of welcome and Bananas – the international sign of humour! Size: 24in x 30in Materials: Acrylic on canvas, unframed

The raging 70s was all about the King of Pop – Elvis. Image getting a phone call from Elvis. All women would have fainted if Elvis would have called! Size: 24in x 24in Materials: Acrylic on canvas, unframed