T.S. Fine Art

Time's Tickin' Away, 2006

Media: Soft Chalk Pastel

Stevie Ray Vaughan was changing his life for the better before he died on August 27, 1990. I was at his concert the night before he died in the helicopter crash. The fog was so thick on the 26th, I couldn't see the brake lights of the cars in front of me.

Forces of Nature, 1997

Media: Acrylic

This painting was commissioned by an indian friend. The wolves in the painting represent pain, acceptance and offense. The first wolf pours out tears which feed the river of life. Kokopelli, staring into the eyes of the first wolf, plays his flute into the waters mixing the pain of life with fertility, nuturing evolves. The second wolf, acceptance, drinks of the pain. The third wolf, offense, is on guard and is stayed by the chief indian on horseback. The elder indian breathes his wisdom into the chief. The eagles represent rebirth and strength.

Colonial Scene, 1987

Media: Oil

Reproduction of a painting taken from a postcard-sized picture. Original artist is unknown.

The Whipple House, 2002

Media: Acrylic

This painting was done using an old black and white Xerox picture as a reference. The Whipple house was located in Chicago and was made almost entirely of wood.

In the Park, 2006

Media: Marker on Photo Board

This mural was created for kids to paint at the 2006 Munster Blues, Jazz and Fine Arts Festival.

Patriotic Music, 2006

Media: Marker on Photo Board

This mural was created for kids to paint at the 2006 Munster Blues, Jazz and Fine Arts Festival.