Early fish fauna at Glencartholm, Scotland
Redwood national park, Orick CA interpretive ctr.
Charleston Harbor
Chief Joseph
Huron River Swan, Oil on canvas
O is for Oceans, from “W is for Waves”
“Hurricane Ridge Fawn” Oil on canvas.
Yellowstone Elk
T is for Tides, from “W is for Waves”. Acrylic on board
Brittany Snow, Acrylic on canvas
5th avenue
A is for Atlantis, “W is for Waves”
“You shall not pass”, Oil on board.
Wolverine, oil on board.
Logo for EEB social media page.
Aetheretmon
Nuthatch
American Society of Mammalogy Logo
Malherbe’s or “Orange-Fronted Parakeet”
California quail
Rays & Sharks, Illustration for “W is for Waves”
Z is for Zoology, “W is for Waves”
“ADW”, (Animal Diversity Web) Acrylic on board.
Lions on the moon
“Bluebelle”, Acrylic on Canvas
“Defending a meal”, Acrylic on board
N is for Narwhal, “W is for Waves”
Lantern Fish, Acrylic
Guarding the catch, Acrylic on board.
“Aspen Evening”, Acrylic on canvas
UM Biology Dept
Haasts Eagle, Gouache on illustration board
H is for Horse, from “W is for Waves”
Graphic for “Green Life Science Conference”
Mural at Redwood Interpretive Ctr. Orick CA
West of Yellowstone
“Fresh new world”, Wolverine pups exiting den
Arctic grayling (Thymallus arcticus)
Recovering wolverine. Acrylic on board.
Northern lights
