My painting style is Narrative Realist, with a strong design eye. This makes my work feel:

• Honest                •   Relatable

• Thoughtful          •   Enduring
   

Every piece I paint — whether it’s a building, a bike, a dog, or a car — has a clear sense of personality. I don’t paint generic objects or places. I paint things with soul, where the story lives in small decisions: the texture of a door, the tilt of a bike rider, the glint on a car, or the expression of a dog.
 

My architecture isn’t just about buildings — it’s about memory, mood, and place. Each door or wall feels lived-in and observed, like it carries a story.
 

My cars aren’t just polished machines — they’re portraits. I paint them with reverence, almost like people.
 

My figurative work — cyclists, bikers, even animals — shows personality through movement or expression. They’re small moments, turned significant.
 

Even my stylized tricycle scenes carry individuality in each figure and pose. They don’t blend together — each one stands on its own.
 

My work focuses on capturing that quiet character through precise, thoughtful observation:
Soul through detail, Character through observation.