Combining the two processes one can create a rich linear and textural image. Using illustration board as the drypoint matrix and plexiglass for the monoprint the two plate print can have dynamic aesthetic qualities. Please contact me if you are interested.

Meeting Saturdays - January 12, 19, 26 and tentatively February 2.

Noon to 3:00pm

Email me to sign up payment due the first session.

I’ve been teaching at the University of Nebraska at Omaha for about 15 years now and I’ve always been excited about the faculty exhibits. The opening receptions at the Weber Fine Arts Building are always a blast!

I’m honored to be part of a printmaking group show in Lincoln at the LUX Center for the Arts. Stop by if you’re in the neighborhood!

I'll have new large scale work and my Birds of Mass Destruction in the gorgeous Lied Gallery. Opening reception is November 2nd 5:00pm to 7:00. Yes, I’ll be there. Yes, there will be snacks and wine. Yes, you will love it.

Exhibition runs through December 2nd.

Join us for our first woodcut workshop! We will meet for four Tuesday evenings 6:30 - 8:30 for reductive woodcut sessions. 

September 4, 11, 18 and 25

Materials supplied are printmaking papers, ink, tracing paper, clean up items and one woodblock. 

*Participants must purchase their own carving tools or may rent mine. Tools may be purchased at Woodcraft of Omaha, online at McClain's or Gomez Supplies in Lincoln. 

Class is limited to 5 participants. Workshop fee is $120 paid upon first meeting. 

Join me for my solo exhibit at the Fred Simon Gallery in downtown Omaha. Reception is Friday May 25 5pm to 7pm and the exhibit runs through July 18. 

See some new and old work in this amazing gallery! 

I'll have my bug watercolors on display for the Omaha Bug Symposium: Bugff at the Petshop. Located in Benson at 2725 North 62nd Street the opening reception is Friday, April 6th 7pm - 10pm. 

This is a group exhibition featuring Joe Addison, Jay Barnett, Dan Crane, Dave Crane, Tracy Haas, Reagan D Pufall, Jar Schepers, Amy Haney, Marie Elena-Schembri, Brent Witters et al.