07/11/2008 08:15:55

I really enjoy your painterly approach. The stories are intriguing.

05/04/2008 04:24:58

Wow, really love your work. Its so rich and alive. Wish I had Street Players hanging in my living room, its terrific! Very impressive.

03/31/2008 12:46:01

Thank you for visiting my site, El panteon de posada is a intaglio print. I have thought of making it a painting, I will.

03/25/2008 08:33:10

Ayway I like the title and the subject.  Mujeres is better than chicas, thanks for expanding my vocab.  Unfortunately my other word, "chingaderas", for which I never learned the literal translation, was reserved for loose tools and stray women.

03/25/2008 08:21:27

Yes I do get inspired by the landscape.  I gre up in Calif. and I think that the hills there still tend to play in my imaginative landscapes.  My trip to Belieze was memorable, but hasn't shown up in any work....it must take a while to get into your blood.

03/18/2008 13:03:02

Very nice work!  When I first saw your work, it reminded me of Luis Jiménez - not that your art is the same, just a reminder.  You have a great sense of composition, and I enjoy your facial expressions.  Your highlights are very fine...

 Robert Maynord

03/17/2008 08:22:53

Thank you!  I am continually amazed by the rich colors and moving portraits on your site.  The nativity you just posted is awesome.  I think of how the masters repainted biblical scenes in their contemporary garb, and see this image in that same vein.  Cup of coffee there below the angel-baby's wing?

03/15/2008 10:05:20

Hi,   Thank you for visiting my site.  I am glad that you did, because I am so glad to see your work.  Your work is beautiful.  I look forward to learning more from your brush strokes and color.  

 I am curious about your little black bird friend.  Is there a story to him?

 Take care,

 Brian