I’ve always sketched and painted as an escape from my other creative endeavors.  While at Berklee, I picked up the monochromatic pop art style and started interpreting photos of musicians and artists that moved me.  My first showing was at Berklee’s newly opened Cafe 939. A lot of those paintings were given to different areas of the school. I returned to the school a decade later to find my paintings of Thom York and Louis Armstrong up on the office walls of my old boss and friend in the publicity office.  My works are scattered about, usually as gifts, sometimes as commissions.

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