Birds

Ducks is a graceful study in motion and repose, capturing the quiet dignity of waterfowl through fluid brushwork and a soft, neutral palette. Set against a windswept, painterly background, each duck is rendered with lyrical simplicity—subtle curves, feathered strokes, and accents of golden ochre that echo the shimmer of light on water. Whether gliding or resting, the birds evoke calm observation and natural rhythm. This composition invites the viewer into a moment of stillness, where the ordinary becomes poetic and the familiar feels newly seen.

This playful two-part series captures the unmistakable elegance of flamingos in their signature “head flag” stance—a social display full of rhythm and grace. Gathered in formation, the flamingos evoke a sense of choreography, mirroring the vibrancy of their natural habitat.

Their distinctive blush-pink plumage, long curved necks, and upright poise radiate a cheerful energy that feels both tropical and refined. Historically revered by ancient Egyptians as symbols of the sun god Ra, flamingos carry associations of vitality, warmth, and sacred beauty.

With a balance of whimsy and formality, these compositions brighten interiors with movement, symmetry, and a splash of radiant charm.

This playful two-part series captures the unmistakable elegance of flamingos in their signature “head flag” stance—a social display full of rhythm and grace. Gathered in formation, the flamingos evoke a sense of choreography, mirroring the vibrancy of their natural habitat.

Their distinctive blush-pink plumage, long curved necks, and upright poise radiate a cheerful energy that feels both tropical and refined. Historically revered by ancient Egyptians as symbols of the sun god Ra, flamingos carry associations of vitality, warmth, and sacred beauty.

With a balance of whimsy and formality, these compositions brighten interiors with movement, symmetry, and a splash of radiant charm.

The Glamor Parakeets series is where feathers meet fashion. In Vogue and Elle, these impeccably styled parakeets strike a pose on their minimalist perch as if it’s a designer runway. Each bird flaunts a different look—dusty rose, chiffon blue, mint green—with a confidence only nature (and a seasoned stylist) could provide.

They’re not just perched—they’re poised. With subtle side-eye and perfect posture, it’s clear: they know they’re the best-dressed in the room. Whether they’re prepping for a cover shoot or gossiping backstage, these birds radiate charm, color, and couture attitude.

Because when your plumage looks this good, every wire is a runway.

The Glamor Parakeets series is where feathers meet fashion. In Vogue and Elle, these impeccably styled parakeets strike a pose on their minimalist perch as if it’s a designer runway. Each bird flaunts a different look—dusty rose, chiffon blue, mint green—with a confidence only nature (and a seasoned stylist) could provide.

They’re not just perched—they’re poised. With subtle side-eye and perfect posture, it’s clear: they know they’re the best-dressed in the room. Whether they’re prepping for a cover shoot or gossiping backstage, these birds radiate charm, color, and couture attitude.

Because when your plumage looks this good, every wire is a runway.

Graceful Flock is a vibrant diptych that captures the elegance and spirit of birds in gentle motion and quiet communion. Each composition features a chorus of colorful avian forms—perched, turning, fluttering—painted in soft, flowing strokes of jade, coral, and indigo. There’s a rhythm to their arrangement, as if the flock is caught mid-conversation or poised before flight.

Part One and Part Two balance one another beautifully, offering harmony in movement and palette. Whether seen as parakeets, lovebirds, or symbols of connection and freedom, this series radiates warmth, companionship, and the simple joy of being together.

Graceful Flock is a vibrant diptych that captures the elegance and spirit of birds in gentle motion and quiet communion. Each composition features a chorus of colorful avian forms—perched, turning, fluttering—painted in soft, flowing strokes of jade, coral, and indigo. There’s a rhythm to their arrangement, as if the flock is caught mid-conversation or poised before flight.

Part One and Part Two balance one another beautifully, offering harmony in movement and palette. Whether seen as parakeets, lovebirds, or symbols of connection and freedom, this series radiates warmth, companionship, and the simple joy of being together.

In Great Blue Heron two-part set, you are invited into a moment of stillness where elegance meets the natural world. Each painting captures a solitary heron nestled among marsh grasses, poised in quiet observation. With their sweeping blue-gray plumage and elongated forms, the herons exude both grace and quiet strength—embodying patience, presence, and balance.

Set against soft, neutral backgrounds, these portraits focus on the gentle interplay of shape and movement, water and sky. Revered across cultures as symbols of resilience, reflection, and harmony with nature, the herons in this series stand as sentinels of calm.

This composition features three hummingbirds energetically darting through space with playfully vibrant hints of blue, pink, green, and gold as they fulfill their busy mission.
Hummingbirds are known to symbolize eternity, continuity, and infinity as the fluttering wings of the hummingbird move in the pattern of an infinity symbol.
These extraordinary creatures constantly feed and visit up to 2,000 flowers per day with their long bills in search of sugary nectar. They are also migratory birds and can fly over 500 miles in a day. 
This work portrays hummingbird featured characteristics of movement, the search for nourishment and dashing colors.

This composition features three hummingbirds energetically darting through space with playfully vibrant hints of blue, pink, green, and gold as they fulfill their busy mission.
Hummingbirds are known to symbolize eternity, continuity, and infinity as the fluttering wings of the hummingbird move in the pattern of an infinity symbol.
These extraordinary creatures constantly feed and visit up to 2,000 flowers per day with their long bills in search of sugary nectar. They are also migratory birds and can fly over 500 miles in a day. 
This work portrays hummingbird featured characteristics of movement, the search for nourishment and dashing colors.

This composition features three hummingbirds energetically darting through space with playfully vibrant hints of blue, pink, green, and gold as they fulfill their busy mission.
Hummingbirds are known to symbolize eternity, continuity, and infinity as the fluttering wings of the hummingbird move in the pattern of an infinity symbol.
These extraordinary creatures constantly feed and visit up to 2,000 flowers per day with their long bills in search of sugary nectar. They are also migratory birds and can fly over 500 miles in a day. 
This work portrays hummingbird featured characteristics of movement, the search for nourishment and dashing colors.

Ibis: The Four and Ibis: The Five form a dignified diptych celebrating the elegance and legacy of one of nature’s most symbolic birds. Rendered in bronzed neutrals and soft metallic shadows, each ibis stands poised in graceful formation, their crescent-shaped profiles evoking the wisdom and mystery of ancient mythology.

Revered in Egyptian iconography as the sacred bird of Thoth — god of knowledge and writing — the ibis becomes here a symbol of collective intelligence, calm order, and enduring grace. Whether displayed together or individually, these works offer a contemplative tribute to the quiet majesty of the flock.

Ibis: The Four and Ibis: The Five form a dignified diptych celebrating the elegance and legacy of one of nature’s most symbolic birds. Rendered in bronzed neutrals and soft metallic shadows, each ibis stands poised in graceful formation, their crescent-shaped profiles evoking the wisdom and mystery of ancient mythology.

Revered in Egyptian iconography as the sacred bird of Thoth — god of knowledge and writing — the ibis becomes here a symbol of collective intelligence, calm order, and enduring grace. Whether displayed together or individually, these works offer a contemplative tribute to the quiet majesty of the flock.

The vibrantly colorful parakeets in this composition capture the viewers attention by obsessively returning their gaze with passionate playfulness.  Their paradoxical disparate yet complimentary plumage features subtle yellows, rich blues, golden oranges, and profound greens-- all uniting in a crescendo of visual climax.

Lightworkers is a radiant two-part series that celebrates unity, instinct, and the silent intelligence of collective effort. Against a soft sky, sunflower-yellow birds gather in graceful formation — preparing, moving, and responding as one.

Inspired by the phenomenon of allelomimesis (group mimicry), these compositions reflect nature’s quiet choreography: a visual poem about mutual support, rhythm, and light-driven purpose. The flock becomes a metaphor for community in motion — elegant, intuitive, and filled with warmth.

Lightworkers is a radiant two-part series that celebrates unity, instinct, and the silent intelligence of collective effort. Against a soft sky, sunflower-yellow birds gather in graceful formation — preparing, moving, and responding as one.

Inspired by the phenomenon of allelomimesis (group mimicry), these compositions reflect nature’s quiet choreography: a visual poem about mutual support, rhythm, and light-driven purpose. The flock becomes a metaphor for community in motion — elegant, intuitive, and filled with warmth.

Geoffrey Chaucer took lovebirds as his inspiration in his 1382 poem "Parlement of Foules" to honor the union of King Richard II of England and Anne of Bohemia:
"For this was on seynt Volantyns dayWhan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make.
He was the first to link the martyr "St. Valentine" with love, and thus perhaps our modern annual ritual of Valentine's day. Lovebird behaviors such as snuggling, preening, feeding, and pining for each other bear witness to their deserved name. This four-part set of magical lovebirds heightens their sense of warmth in the heart of the viewer with their noble grace.

Geoffrey Chaucer took lovebirds as his inspiration in his 1382 poem "Parlement of Foules" to honor the union of King Richard II of England and Anne of Bohemia:
"For this was on seynt Volantyns dayWhan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make.
He was the first to link the martyr "St. Valentine" with love, and thus perhaps our modern annual ritual of Valentine's day. Lovebird behaviors such as snuggling, preening, feeding, and pining for each other bear witness to their deserved name. This four-part set of magical lovebirds heightens their sense of warmth in the heart of the viewer with their noble grace.

Geoffrey Chaucer took lovebirds as his inspiration in his 1382 poem "Parlement of Foules" to honor the union of King Richard II of England and Anne of Bohemia:
"For this was on seynt Volantyns dayWhan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make.
He was the first to link the martyr "St. Valentine" with love, and thus perhaps our modern annual ritual of Valentine's day. Lovebird behaviors such as snuggling, preening, feeding, and pining for each other bear witness to their deserved name. This four-part set of magical lovebirds heightens their sense of warmth in the heart of the viewer with their noble grace.

Geoffrey Chaucer took lovebirds as his inspiration in his 1382 poem "Parlement of Foules" to honor the union of King Richard II of England and Anne of Bohemia:
"For this was on seynt Volantyns dayWhan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make.
He was the first to link the martyr "St. Valentine" with love, and thus perhaps our modern annual ritual of Valentine's day. Lovebird behaviors such as snuggling, preening, feeding, and pining for each other bear witness to their deserved name. This four-part set of magical lovebirds heightens their sense of warmth in the heart of the viewer with their noble grace.