Awards & Honors
Photograph
"Shelter on the Plains" Second Place Digital Art 2019 CTAA Art Show |
Alcohol Inks on Yupo Paper
"The Sentinel" Honorable Mention 2018 Mystery Art Show Kemp Center for the Arts Wichita Falls, Texas |
Photograph "Silver Morn"
Third Place Landscape 2016 WFAA Photography Show Wichita Falls, Texas |
Arché Wines chose my Acrylic Painting as the new wine label for their 2013 & 2017 release of sweet syrah, called "Sweet Syrenity"
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Watercolor Painting
"Snow Patrol" First Place Portrait 2013 Lake Country Art Show Old Post Office Museum & Art Center Graham, Texas |
Watercolor Painting
"Kingdom By the Sea" Accepted for the 2011 BFAC 20th Annual Juried Show Breckenridge Fine Arts Center Breckenridge, Texas |
Watercolor Painting
"They Dreamed of Texas" Accepted for the 2011 Texas Spirit Art Show Old Post Office Museum & Art Center Graham, Texas |
Photograph "Twisted View"
Second Place Photography 2011 NCTC Art Show Gainesville, Texas |
Watercolor Painting
"We All Scream" Best Persona Award 2010 Mystery Art Show Kemp Center for the Arts Wichita Falls, Texas |
Photograph "Silver Morn"
First Place Photograph and Best of Show 2010 Pioneer Days Art Show Henrietta, Texas |
Photograph "Indian Beach"
Second Place 2009 Color Photography Chicken & Bread Days Art Show Bowie, Texas |
Photograph "Blackbird Sky"
First Place 2009 Color Photography Chicken & Bread Days Art Show Bowie, Texas |
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2006 - Watercolor Paintings "Operation Manna"
Artwork hangs on permanent display at the Terbregge City Hall in Rotterdam, Holland, as part of a memorial exhibit dedicated to the liberation of Holland by Allied forces at the end of World War II. Commissioned by Willem Ridder (author of "Countdown to Freedom"), these paintings honor the many U.S., Canadian, and British Lancaster bomber crews which dropped 6,672 tons of food within Nazi-occupied Holland from April 29th through May 8th, 1945, saving 3.5 million Dutch citizens from certain starvation.
Artwork hangs on permanent display at the Terbregge City Hall in Rotterdam, Holland, as part of a memorial exhibit dedicated to the liberation of Holland by Allied forces at the end of World War II. Commissioned by Willem Ridder (author of "Countdown to Freedom"), these paintings honor the many U.S., Canadian, and British Lancaster bomber crews which dropped 6,672 tons of food within Nazi-occupied Holland from April 29th through May 8th, 1945, saving 3.5 million Dutch citizens from certain starvation.
Watercolor Painting
"Still Life With Dog & Music" Third Place 2004 Wine & Roses Juried Art Competition Messina Hof Winery Bryan, Texas |
Watercolor Painting
"Wisdom & Innocence" Second Place 2001 Wine & Roses Juried Art Competition Messina Hof Winery Bryan, Texas |
Mixed Media Painting
First Place Dallas Business Chamber of Commerce 1997 Arts Competition Dallas, Texas |