"In the Garden", oil on masonite, 36"X24", 2018The devil, in the form of a snake, tempts Eve to eat the apple of knowledge in the garden of Eden. Prints of this image can be purchased here.
"Go To Hell Tours", Oil on Canvas, 18" X 24", 2009An evil DarthVader-ish devil lords over a cavern of torture and despair as an inter-dimensional van tour pops in to check out the scene. This painting is available printed on t-shirts and other items here.
"Birth of Man", Oil on Canvas, 16" X 20", 2011Good and evil reside in every person.
The Devil and the Bluebird, 2004, Oil on canvasEven the most evil creature has a little bit of good in it.
"Puppeteer #2", Oil on Canvas, 24" X 30", 2005Even the king can be possessed by evil.
"The Evil that Men Do (The Puppeteer)", Oil on Canvas, 24" X 36", 2005A winged man is grabbed out of the air in mid-flight by another man who is being controlled by a snake wielding a well-placed stick.
Potential, 2003, Oil on canvasIn the womb of a woman, sperm meets egg and a zygote is formed.
This zygote becomes a fetus with tremendous potential, both good and evil.
All people began their existence as a mass of cells. Ghandi had a mother
and a father, but so did Hitler.
Humanity, 2004, Oil on canvasRev. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity."
Bringing Light to the Dark Places #2, 2005, Oil on canvasBringing Light to the Dark Places (#1) reminded a friend of mine of the
story about the man walking along the beach throwing starfish he found back
into the water. He encounters another person who asks him why he's
throwing the starfish back into the sea since there are so many of them
stranded on the beach. He says there's no way it'll make a difference.
The man replies, 'Well, it made a difference to the one I just threw
in.' My friend commissioned me to create this image as an homage to both the original painting and that story.
Bringing Light to the Dark Places, 2003, Oil on canvasIt is our duty, as agents of goodness, to spread that goodness
into the darker, dangerous places so that we no longer have to fear them.