Art > Painting

From A to Z to the rainbow of color and beyond, Alphabet Soup and Animal Crackers captures the wonder of learning using playful art and tongue tingling alliterations! With an added and fun twist, each painting has at least one hidden elephant for even more creative discovery! A great addition to any bookshelf, from teaching toddlers the basic fundamentals of reading, all the way through grade school!

Andrew Turner was one of Philadelphia’s most prominent artists. His paintings depicting inner-city life and musical themes are sought by collectors nationwide. His style was distinctive. His flair for artistic conception and creation second to none. Andrew Turner 1944-2001.

Apocalypse - Revelation Illustrated is an illustrated journey through the book of Revelation. With over 250 illustrations and graphics, this is a must have for your collection.

Going out to a fancy establishment and ordering a martini is always such a treat. The bartenders impress guests with their skills and the cocktails always leave you wishing you could replicate them at home. Well, now you can! The ability and know-how to make bar quality drinks that don't have to break the bank is within your grasp! This book's aim is to allow even the most inexperienced of home bartenders create delicious and affordable drinks within the comfort of one's own home. What are you waiting for? Let's get crafty with our cocktails!

If we have it in ourselves, to see the differences in all people, we can move towards that better future.

The reality of a blank sheet of paper, a clean sheet, can pose an unique situation. Having the ability to execute all the techniques and styles known to any artist. But no image will be produced without the imagination.

In my current work, I feel that one of the strongest influences for me is the Impressionists. Their work is all about color and light. They would go out into the fields, harbors, or gardens and paint alla prima to quickly capture the light's effect on the environment and how it changed the colors. They wanted to paint the light before it disappeared. Monet's Rouen Cathedral series is a good example. The same scene over and over again because it looked completely different depending on the lighting and the time of day. I started with my Transitions series in 1997 and progressed into Radiation, then the Soft Series. These were unplanned. They were a progression and growth through my artist ...