‘’Nexus is all about connections. The word comes from nectere, a Latin verb meaning "to bind." A number of other English words are related to nectere. The most obvious is connect, but annex (meaning "to attach as an addition," or more specifically "to incorporate into a political domain") is related as well. When nexus came into English in the 17th century, it meant "connection." Eventually, it took on the additional meaning "connected series" (as in "a nexus of relationships"). In the past few decades it has taken a third meaning: "center" (as in "the trade nexus of the region"), perhaps from the notion that a point in the center of an arrangement serves to join together the objects that surround it.” (Source: MERRIAM-WEBSTER Dictionary)
JIMMY (30”x48”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
MARCH (16”x20”, acrylic on canvas) - SOLD
SEBASTIAN (10”x20”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
OLD MOTHER (acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
TOD (9”x12”, acrylic on canvas) - SOLD
MAGUS (12”x24”, acrylic on canvas)
LUNA (10”x10”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
MOUSIN’ ROUND (acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
STARLIGHT (30”x40”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
ARTEMIS (24”x48”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
NANA’S BEAR (30”x40”, acrylic on canvas)
RED (18”x24”, acrylic on canvas) - COMMISSION
RUBY (20”x24”, acrylic on canvas) - COMMISSION
NAVARRE (14”x18”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
THE LOOKOUT (11”x14”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
QUEEN OF THE QUIET WOODS (16”x40”, acrylic on canvas) -SOLD
DRIFTER (30”x48”, acrylic on canvas)
THE MESSENGER (18”x18” round, acrylic on canvas)