Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Personal work.

Art was originally created as a bookcover for "Life is Elsewhere", by Milan Kundera. As a matter of a fact this was my very first cover assignment, and part of a series done for this important author. Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. remastered.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Personal work. When I didn't have any ideas, I created this piece about not having any ideas. I have a feeling many of us on Imagekind have had moments like this!

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as a book cover for "The Joke", by Milan Kundera.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as a book cover of the same for the author John Powers. That's my nephew Evan, and my wife Kathleen as an angel...of course!

Originally created as book cover for "The Junk-Drawer Corner-Store Front-Porch Blues", by John Powers.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. From the series of books I illustrated for Thomas Berger.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Created as book cover for British mystery author Michael Innes as "The Case of Sonia Wayward"

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as book cover for Thomas Berger.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Created as a bookcover "The Rub of the Green", by William Hallberg. The original version did not have the golfer or sandtrap.

Acrylic painting, digitally remasterd. Originally created as a bookcover for "World the Color of Salt", by Noreen Ayres.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered.

Conceived after the events of 9/11/2001. Acrylic & digital.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Personal work.

Created as a cover for a book on Seminole Indian history.

Originally created as book cover of the same name for the author Stephen Pressfield. The movie based on this novel came out in 2000, starring Will Smith, Matt Damon and Charlize Theron and directed by Robert Redford. This was also the last film that Jack Lemmon appeared in before his death in 2001.

Cover art for "Beast", by Peter Benchley.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. From the "Miss Zukas" series of mystery book covers.

Book cover for "Red Moon," a Howard Moon Deer mystery by Robert Westbrook.

Who knew painting outdoors could be so dangerous?

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as book cover in a series I did for Laurie Cabot, the head witch of Salem, Mass.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as book cover in a series I did for Laurie Cabot, the head witch of Salem, Mass.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as book cover in a series I did for Laurie Cabot, the head witch of Salem, Mass.

Book cover for "The Fairy Rebel", by Lynn Reid Banks.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Personal work.

Magazine cover.

Digital painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as part of a series for Minolta products, with the headline "Coping With Unexpected Growth."

Acrylic & digital painting. Originally created as the book cover for "Ancient Civilizations," from the series of Time Life Books.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. An autobiographical view of my old studio in Soho, NYC. Aside from including greatest hits, events would happen, like the birth of my son Gregory, that I'd add into the composition.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as part of a series for Minolta products, appearing with the headline "Ideally, Your Equipment Should Match Your Needs."

Digital painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as part of a series for Minolta products, with the headline "You Too Can Raise Your Level Of Productivity"

Acrylic painting, digitally mastered. Originally created as part of a series for Minolta products, appearing with the headline "Maybe The Best Way To Handle Risk Is To Avoid It Altogether"

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Originally created as part of a series for Minolta products, appearing with the headline "There Are Times When Faster Is Decidedly Better." That's me in the speedboat, and my Dad in the rowboat.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Created as an ad for an environmental company that "blow dries" produce in the field to eliminate the pesticide run-off into the water supply.

Acrylic painting, digitally remastered. Created as a book cover for "The Englishman's Guide To Survival," a listing of British pubs around the world. That's not a condom - it's the author, Graham Whitfield, in the life raft holding a copy!

The twins' first attempt at building a time travel device met with much derision from the scientific community.

Betty Anne proudly displays her award winning blowfish, Goliath.

Chester, the night watchman, had a real thing for the chambermaid Dot.

Professor Gertrude van de Roos was a world-renown expert of Greek antiquities.

In those days, any boy with a bicycle could pick up a few bucks making deliveries -- especially if, like Jack, he never got lost

That night his dreams were full of birds and whales and feats of derring-do.

Frank wanted to make sure that everything was picture perfect for Shelby's return this summer

This image illustrates a technique known as "The Droste Effect" coined after the Dutch Droste chocolate company whose packaging featured a nun holding a tray with a box of droste chocolate, upon which the same nun appeared, and so on. Recently it was discovered that "The Print Gallery" by M.C. Escher also exemplified this effect, and it was proven that the effect could be reporduced mathematically and with many variations. I created this image using a custom mathematic formula applied to each pixel of the source image using a piece of open source software called Mathmap.

A Gerbera Daisy spiraling infinitely into itself.

I think the visual says it all...

I created this for my son Josh who forgot that it was Mother's Day last Sunday and my birthday the week before. And for all you mum's out there that were forgotten please feel free to send this to your children to jog their memory! There's always next year I guess...

My visual description of depression and loneliness

Have you ever been in one of those artistic funks where nothing, and I mean nothing, will come to mind to create? This is the longest stretch I have had without being able to think or create anything. I think I now know how writers feel when they get ‘blocked’! So the only thing that came to mind was to let myself know that ‘Art Is Hard’. Very hard indeed… Thanks for stopping by

I have been trying to have one of these for a while now and nothing appears! Instead I decided to create what it might feel like if I had one! Still no luck though … I’ll just keep hoping…

For my family. I think this is one of the most labour intensive images I have ever done but one of the most rewarding. It took hours to riffle through old family photos, some that I had never seen before, but it was such a joy to be able to still have such wonderful memories. Gone but not forgotten - I love you all

This is so not my style and I'm not sure why I even created it this way but oh well! This depicts my New Years resolution. I have tried so many times to stick with them year after year but I always fail and they are usually far beyond my reach. So this year I am choosing something that is possible - to stay grounded and not loose sight of the here and now. Thanks for stopping by!

This is a bit of a personal piece but I won't go into what it's really about. I'm sure lots of people will be able to relate to this though but make of it what you will. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look!

Every day that I was back home in the U.K. the sky seemed to dominate the landscape beyond belief. The cloud formations were ever changing - from foreboding storms to peaceful serenity, all within the space of an hour. This particular image made me feel that the universe was full of fury and wrath. Even the seagulls seemed to sense that all was not right with the world.

I decided to create this piece because I have been sitting in all day waiting for a package from Fed Ex to be delivered. You know, the ones where you have to sign for it and they give you a 10 hour window for delivery. So I didn't want to waste my time doing menial things like cleaning the dust bunnies and doing laundry. I think this was time well spent myself!

Mother nature at her best. It's amazing how beautiful and jewel -like a few drops of rain on a leaf can look. Straight from my camera (cropped) as nature intended!