Vintage cameras margaritas vintage dresses thrift stores Belgian Lambic Christopher Walken insects spiders antique stores ABBA record players 8-tracks bohemian hippie skydiving great white sharks Napster Pandora raccoons cats Barnes and Noble lagers with lime plum wine Adobe Photoshop Z-brush The 1960s baking bread God the Bible Chuck Missler Jesus Christian living in a van down by the river RV's cob house construction cob houses cob construction heaven end times Christianity foreign languages travel interior decorating tarantulas Prison Break Lost vegan recipes The Office Asian food bicycling Rocky Mountains painting Tim Burton light rail travel sagebrush Apophysis fractals fractal art Ecademy business networking thunderstorms Moonlight exotic produce raw food black raspberries vegetarianism things with fangs retouching photo retouching fashion and beauty camping fishing hiking Imagekind kayaking
Music
Russell Watson Josh Groban Mario Frangoulis Robi Draco Rosa Anjelique Kidjo Tiziano Ferro Ambassador Da Truth Maroon 5 Emiliana Torrini Feist Frou Frou Jem INXS Mat Kearney PM Dawn Rob Dougan Matchbox 20 Neil Diamond Sugar Ray Barenaked Ladies Billy Joel Aerosmith TobyMac Jack Johnson Chris Isaak Michael Buble Rob Thomas John Mayer Sting U2 Bond Seal Marc Broussard
Movies
The Princess Bride Shawshank Redemption Office Space Dan in Real Life Garden State Napoleon Dynamite The Station Agent Amelie Underworld Underworld Evolution The Matrix series V for Vendetta Into the Wild Dark Knight
Television
Lost, Prison Break, The Office, Arrested Development
Books
Dean Koontz Diana Gabaldon "Where the Sidewalk Ends" classic literature podiobooks Shel Silverstein "Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories" Tim Burton
I've always been artistic. I remember spending lots of recesses in grade school inside drawing animals; I don't think there was ever a moment where I considered being anything other than an artist when I grew up.
I dabbled in many artistic mediums during my college years - drawing, painting, sculpture, pottery.....however, I've declared photography my medium of choice for its immediacy and manipulation potential. I've recently discovered the technique of using a flatbed scanner to capture the abstract patterns within fruit, vegetables, & flowers. I'm very excited as the subject possibilities are endless!
Why do I have a drive to create?
To me, creating art is the process of expressing my awe of the Creator God for the amazing world He has given us. I am fascinated at all the incredible detail in nature - I think God is the most brilliant abstract artist of all! The talent and artistic vision He has given me is such a blessing, and I'm honored to glorify Him with it. It's what I can do in gratitude for the His gift of eternal life through Jesus' death and resurrection.
Thank you for visiting my page - have a great day and God bless you!
