I just wanted to take a moment to let you know that I really love your style of drawing. It has a hint of Oriental art line work in it; something seen in Chinese and Japanese calligraphy or watercolors, though you express it with a very personal unique style. Perhaps most importantly, your style contains a care filled with patience which could only come from loving what you do and devoting yourself fully to it. I've worked with various artists as a devotee, and professionally for many years too, and you have something special going on here with your artwork. Keep going deeper and deeper into this career of yours. As a book designer myself, it is wonderful to see your meaningful art. This makes my work more fun and enjoyable.

Walking with the peacocks. Watercolor on paper 22 x 30 inches.

A drawing or a scene is not final when a material representation has been made: it is final when a sensitive depiction of an emotion has been made. (Walt Stanchfield)

Bumblebees. Ink and watercolor on paper.

Nature is like an open book about the divine origin and sacredness of life. One just needs to step out there and open up one's heart, eyes and mind.
Ink and watercolor on paper.