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I’m excited to share some uplifting news—this month, I’ve been invited to be a featured merchant at the Snack & Souvenir Expo at The Westin at Denver International Airport! As a Denver native and longtime artist, this is a full-circle moment. The airport is more than just a place of travel—it’s a portal of stories, movement, and meaning. And now, a piece of my story is taking off from right there on Concourse A.
You may already know about my public art installation, “To Be Continued,” created as part of the Concourse A Public Art Award and rooted in the themes of my broader body of work, Patterns and Figures, Figures and Patterns. That piece was designed to honor the rhythm of flight—both literal and symbolic—celebrating connection, transition, and the beauty of journeys that unfold in unexpected ways.
Now, for the first time, you can take that iconic image home with you.
At the expo, I’ll be debuting a brand-new line of custom merchandise featuring “To Be Continued”—each item designed with care and purpose to celebrate the energy and imagination of the work. You’ll find:
👜 Custom gift bags
☕ Limited edition 10 oz. coffee mugs
📦 Collectible souvenirs and more
Whether you’re a Denverite, a visitor passing through, or a collector of meaningful art, this is your chance to own a piece of something truly inspired by the spirit of this city and its gateway to the world.
I’m proud to bring my vision to one of the busiest travel hubs in the country, and grateful for the opportunity to connect with new faces, fellow creatives, and longtime supporters alike. To be continued…
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That’s what I tried to capture in my newest piece, “Sunday’s Best.” It’s not just a portrait, it’s a glimpse into a quiet moment, a stolen second of introspection. And maybe, just maybe, it’s a reflection of that unspoken connection, that deep-rooted bond of brotherhood.
Painting him, even though he wasn’t actually sitting for me, it was like capturing a piece of that shared history. Every brushstroke, every layer of color, it was infused with memories, with laughter, with the weight of years spent side-by-side.
“Sunday’s Best” is more than just a painting to me. It’s a tribute to brotherhood, to that enduring connection that shapes who we are. It’s a reminder that family, in all its messy, complicated glory, is one of the most precious gifts we have. And for that, I am truly grateful.
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