48" x 30" oil on canvas. 2016	60" x 20" oil on canvas. A whimsical dinner date. 2016	Oil on canvas. 20" x 48" Whimsical self portrait. 2016
30" x 48" Oil on Canvas. 2016 I had a vision of an electric field around a bouquet of flowers I was painting. Needless to say, a very whimsical piece.	18" x 30" Oil on Canvas. 2016	7 ft x 5 ft (WxH) Oil on Canvas My father was a sea captain and I wanted to romanticize the thought of a ship coming into port after a long journey. I used lots of light glazings of various colors as overcoats. This painting serves as the cover to my father's novel, Landfall by Joe Jablonski. 2014
8 ft x 5 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas I like the idea of perspective and in this case, we have a lone figure looking out on a vast snowy expanse where ski trails blend in with tree branches. Who knows what he is thinking.. 2013	7 ft x 5 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas I was once again playing with perspective here and we have a man in the foreground looking out over a bay. Very whimsical, I was also playing with colors and various painting techniques. In this painting, I referenced a picture I saw of the artist Peter Doig looking out over Cyril Bay in Trinidad. 2012	6 ft x 4 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas I wanted to do something to highlight the disparity between the haves and have nots. Where better to set that than in Mumbai? 2013
2 x 2 ft x 4 ft diptych oil on canvas. I'm from Nebraska and was trying to capture some of the state's rural spirit here. 2016	3 ft x 4 ft. Oil on canvas.	5 ft x 7 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas This was inspired after my father's sudden death. This painting depicts a person having a dream, while sleeping in their bedroom which if filled with family photos.
6 ft x 5 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas I grew up loving drafting class and wanted to be an architect at one point. Here I wanted to create as much perspective as I could by using dozens of vanishing points. I painted the buildings black/white/grey so that I could then contrast a colorful grid sky with sort of the bleak/grey thought of living in this sort of housing environment.	40" x 30" (WxH), Oil on Canvas My son and I took a cruise to Victoria in 2014 and when we backed in alongside the dock in the early morning, I saw this sight.	6 ft x 4 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas Depictions of humans and animals in Islamic culture are discouraged, therefore Islamic art is normally dominated by geometric patterns. Here we have a lady looking at an elaborately patterned set of windows. I was also playing around with different angles of the sunlight streaming into the bedroom. 2012
40" x 30" (WxH), Oil on Canvas I took a field trip with my son's class to the Mill Valley Depot one day and painted this. I was experimenting with using silver underneath blue to get an ethereal quality to the sky. This is a technique that the esteemed painter Chris Ofili uses.	9 ft x 6 ft (WxH), Oil on Canvas This is just a whimsical (and large!) painting that is actually two panels. This depicts Robert Redford and Paul Newman playing ping pong on the set of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.	9" x 11.5" (WxH), ink and graphite on paper My mom was doing her homework for an art class she was taking so I did this in her studio while she did her homework project.
8 ft x 5 ft diptych. Oil on canvas.