Scenery Painting

The bending of treetops as he holds onto his hat and keeps his head down all tell the story of how cold and unsuccessful his trek has been. My brother-in-law was the perfect model for this painting!

Police Memorial Washington DC

My most famous work of art to date. It still sells in Washington, DC. The ghostly image of the fallen police officer as he comforts his friend still mourning his death. Many officers I’ve talked to have thanked me when they find out that I painted the picture that hangs in their precinct.

Scenery Painting

This cute cabin in the blue, snowy background was hand airbrushed and painted for Paul M. Miller Designs artist print additions. One of my favorites!

Scenery Painting

When out walking on a beach years back, I stumbled on this rustic, old boat pulled up on the sand. It hung on my parents’ wall for many years.

This weathervane was originally intended for our house but ended up on my mancave instead.

Scenery Painting

The money tree.

Copper Cabin

This art was created as a Christmas card for Courage Greeting Cards, a company that’s sole purpose is to help people with birth defects or other physical conditions. The whole feeling of this painting comes from its warm copper sky.

Marquette Law

This piece, along with two others, were the focal point of the newly remodeled project for Marquette University Law School. This is Supreme Court Judge Hallows and a very important national publicized case in his career involving Amish horse drawn carriages.