"Tides of the Dawn" and "Drizzle the Flag"

Tides of the Dawn, 14" x 14". $60.00

Drizzle the Flag, 20" x 16". $80.00

I made these paintings at ArtBeat.

My "Energy Burst" Series

"Jungle Burst", 22" x 28". $100.00
The colours in the actual painting are more bold than the colours in the above picture of the painting.

"Pow!", 18" x 24". $85.00

"Skyburst", 16" x 20". $75.00

"Spectrum", 16" x 20". $80.00

I made this series at ArtBeat.

Clay Dragons

I chose some names for these pieces that are so basic, I almost don't even need to make a note of them. Yet I will anyway.

Red Dragon, 4" x 15" x 8". $85.00

Laying Dragon, 4" x 14" x 7". Not For Sale
This is the dragon I like the most mainly because of the colours I managed to achieve. The process that got me these colours is called raku firing. Basically,first you make the piece out of raku clay (clay with grit in it) and glaze it with special glazes meant for raku firing. Then it gets bisk fired for preparation and fired again in a kiln outside powered by a torch (the second firing is the raku firing). Once the outside kiln reaches 1000 degrees or so, you take the piece out of the kiln while it's still piping hot and put it in a pot full of combustibles like paper shreddings, newspaper and hay, close it and cover the bin with wet rags. After a certain amount of time (I forget how long), you take it out ( it may be still hot, so use tongs), hose it down, and voila! A one-of-a kind piece. Don't quote me on the sequence of steps for raku firing because I may be wrong. With raku firing, you can never really be certain how the colours and patterns will turn out, but to give you an idea, I think I used a glaze called "oil spot" for the main body of this dragon above.
A little side-tip if you're going to try this: don't hang your head over the heat source/vent because your hair and eyebrows could singe up.

Black Dragon, 4" x 14.5" x 6.5". $80.00

I made each of these dragons at ArtBeat.

"Rundown and Sunken" and "Olly"

Rundown and Sunken, 16" x 12". $250.00

Olly, 22" x 30". Sold.

I made these paintings at ArtBeat.

Upside-down

Have you ever considered the possibility that we could be viewing our solar system upside-down? North would be south and south would be north. Our planet would be spinning in the opposite direction. Each planet would be revolving around the sun in the opposite direction. 
Do we really know which way is up when looking at our solar system and our galaxy? What about the other galaxies? What about the universes?
Just a thought to ponder on.

"Lion #1"

"Lion # 1", 17" x 14". $80.00
I made this at ArtBeat. The reason why I call this "Lion # 1" is rather simple: this was the first lion that I drew at ArtBeat.

"Blue" and "Red"

Blue, 12" x 12". $50.00
I made this at ArtBeat.

Red, 12" x 12". $50.00
I made this at ArtBeat.

"In the Bloom of the Night" and "In the Land of Violet"

In the Bloom of the Night, 16" x 20". $75.00
I made this at ArtBeat.

In the Land of Violet
I made this at ArtBeat. This is sold.

"The Image" and "Fire, Water, Wind and Sun"

"The Image", 17" x 14". $80.00
I made this at ArtBeat. The reason why I call this "The Image" is because the case is that this drawing is looking at you more so than you are looking at it. Am I clever or am I clever?

Fire, Water, Wind and Sun, 18" x 14". $70.00
I made this at ArtBeat.

"Yoda" and "Illumination"

Yoda, 20" x 16". $75.00

The colours of the painting in this picture are different than the actual colours of the painting itself. The greens in Yoda's face on the painting itself are more bold; whereas the greens in this picture are more soft. Obviously the picture could be better.

I made this at ArtBeat.

Illumination, 20" x 16". $70.00

I made this at ArtBeat.

"Cosmos of the Unknown" and "Cosmos 2.0"

Cosmos of the Unknown, 18" x 24". $200.00

This is my first abstract painting. The one below is a sequel.

Cosmos 2.0, 22" x 30". $250.00

I made these paintings at ArtBeat.