A colorful oil painting of a green vintage van parked on a road with a yellow dividing line, a large windowed building with a geometric pattern reflecting the sky, trees, and sky in the background, and a fence and green bushes on the sides.
A painting of a desert scene with a white RV, cacti, rocks, and a cloudy sky.
Painting of a farm scene with a white barn, silo, a truck labeled 'COMMANDER,' and a power pole with wires against a blue sky with clouds.
A colorful painting of a building under construction with graffiti on the walls, a green tent in the foreground, railway tracks, a barrier arm, and a pole with a sign, under a blue sky with clouds.
A colorful painting of a city street scene with various vehicles including cars, trucks, and emergency vehicles, and buildings in the background under a bright blue sky.
Street view of a construction zone with orange caution cones, a yellow sign reading 'Caution: Vertical Clearance 15'2"', and graffiti on a concrete wall. A blue pipe structure and a yellow staircase are visible, along with a streetlight and trees in
A painted landscape featuring a mountain with green slopes, industrial buildings with smokestacks emitting smoke, and a body of water with buoys, with clouds in the sky.
Painting of a building with graffiti and signage, including 'HOT DIP GALVANIZING,' 'TUTTLE MANUFACTURING,' and various graffiti tags. The building has a red roof, blue door, and multiple windows. The sky is painted blue with some clouds.
Painting of a neon sign for Portland, Oregon, with a cow figure, and a building with a green sign that reads "H & C" beneath a dark night sky.
A painting of an older woman with white curly hair and red glasses, wearing a yellow dress, standing outdoors among trees with a blue sky in the background. A small child is in the foreground, reaching toward a dog and holding a ball, with a blue tab
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URBAN LANDSCAPES

Something about old industrial sites and abandoned buildings where people worked and made things appeals to me. I also feel a kinship with the graffiti artists who use the sites as their canvas.