These are digital pigment prints made on an Iris printer. This process produces state of the art archival prints. The Iris sprays 4,000,000 droplets of ink per second at a speed of 85 miles per hour toward a large drum rotating at 12 feet per second. The droplets are given an electrical charge to determine which reach the paper and which are deflected. This produces a continuous tone with a resolution of 1800 dots per inch. Hahnemuhle paper from Germany and Lyson inks (water based dyes) are used. The research on the paper and pigment indicates that if the color prints were exposed to 450 lux light for 12 hours each day it would take 35 – 45 years before noticeable fading would occur. There is no UV protection needed for framing."

Images are available in a limited edition of 15 in sizes of approximately
13” x 20”, 20” x 30” and 35” x 47”.

Education:
1975 Bachelor of Arts Degree
San Diego State University, San Diego,CA
1979 Master of Fine Arts Degree
College of Fine and Applied Art
Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York
1991 Master of Arts Degree – Psychotherapy
Goddard College, Plainfield, VT

Professional Positions:
1980 – 86 Assistant Professor – Rochester Institute of Technology
Art Program Administrator – Rochester Institute of Technology
1991 – 98 Private Practice – Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy,
Rochester, New York
1980 – 05 Art Studio, Rochester New York

Professional Activities:
1970 – 80 Investigation of three-dimensional work through metal machining
technology
1977 – 85 Large format black and white photography
1980 – 89 Images transitioned to solely two-dimensional format resulting
in large scale airbrushed watercolor and pen and ink drawings
1995 Began utilizing computer to enhance photography
2000 – 06 Images focus on figures, architecture, animals and other
subjects of the natural world that embody the romantic, mysterious and
surreal.