Shades Of Brown

Taste the faint whiff of strong coffee in the air as you enter this friendly local establishment.

Cozy and laid back, many regulars come to have a cup of Java and chat with friends. This painting is social commentary on communication.

Done on location at the corner of 33rd and Peoria in the Brookside area. Original Painted in 2012.

•  5.5" x 8.5" laser print on archival paper.

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A Fair And Just Code

This original artwork was created in a clay tablet version related to the code of Hammurabi. It was faceted to a canvas board with dyed split string.

These were the first known written records based on law found in human history through Greek, Roman, and finally became English law.

Originally created in 2012.

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4 Corners At Whittier Square

Whittier Square is a busy hub of Tulsa, where many people come to eat, shop, work, or just enjoy the ambiance.

The intersection is also an old part of Route 66. The independent movie theater, Circle Cinema, and Ziegler's Art & Frame store are popular landmarks.

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Everybody Loves A Sale

This scene shows all the fun sales and auctions around Tulsa in 2019. Many great local realtors and churches are included that have been here for decades.

Treasures abound as people hunt for the best deals on lazy weekends. I call this painting the “Great Equalizer” because it brings poor and rich people together as we all want the same things.

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Memories Of Brookside

This is a vintage section of Brookside which covers an area between 36th to 38th street.

Many of the people that you see in this print are actual shop owners, and the customers are out to get a tasty hamburger and fresh golden french fries.

Notice the veterinarian assistants walking the dogs after surgery.

Oiginally painted the year of 2012.

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Midtown Tulsa

This area covers the crossroads of 15th and Harvard. Wonderful local stores include Meritt’s Bakery with delicious cakes and cookies, Harvard Meats for beef and pork, Ty’s Restaurant for home cooking, Big Al’s fresh sandwiches, the Antiquery, and Animal Aid to shop and raise money for pets that need a good family.

Notice the smattering of dogs throughout the scene, especially the dalmatian by the Fire Station. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of card is donated to Animal Aid of Tulsa. Completed in 2014.

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