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An original pencil drawing titled Self, Friend & Lover was created as a very personal piece for me. When two people are committed to each other often they become “one” as they say... and I feel that part, the oneness or the “us” part.It's wonderful but isn't it just as important that there be a you and me as individuals? Acceptance of the other person's “self” is paramount to friendship and the freedom of being able to work on yourself and your dreams while in a relationship only fuels the connection between the two. In intimate relationships, one should always encourage the other to grow as an individual. It is the only way to grow as a couple. In this space is where passion grows… in this space is where the “lover” lives. Thank you very much for looking!

My path has been different than the long-established academic approach in art. I’m a self-taught Artist, Photographer and Poet. I’ve been creating art for as long as I can remember. I’ve been largely influenced by Abstract, Figurative and Expressionism. It’s always been my mission to express my emotions and passions for life through the art that I create. This is the reason I feel my work is authentic to me and my style of creating. Using many techniques and learning to push the boundaries of both the mediums I use and my skills as they continue to develop, I create using my intuition. By doing so, I hope to express the inexpressible. To allow the viewer to feel whatever they feel based on their exposure, whether that be in life or...