I started wood engraving to satisfy my detail oriented personality and because they fascinate me. Unlike the loose woodcut style that I have come to enjoy, wood engraving takes a lot of preparation, patience, and control of line and every mark. The human figure seems an endless subject matter, as infinite as the number of poses a body can achieve.

 

Muses: Inspiration Engraving on Boxwood Approx 4" diameter	Muses: Imagination Engraving on Boxwood Approx 4" diameter	One World, 2002 Corian Engraving 17" x 10"

Spring, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size	Storm, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size
Winter, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size	Winds, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size

Branching, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size	Rings, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size
Seeds, 2002 Wood engraving 12" x 10" paper size	Struggle, 2002 Wood Engraving 12" x 10" paper size

Ghost of the Pony Express For the Chinese Lunar New Year 2002 5" x 7" Engraving

Rattlers (Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2001!) Engraving 5" x 7"

Paradise Lost Engraving 5" x 7"

Troubled Dreams 2000 Wood engraving, 5" x 7"

Recurring Nightmare 2000 Wood Engraving, 15" x 11"