$ 250.00
Great White Pelican No. 1
Name: Juliet
Photographer Notes: Many models are tall, and Juliet was no expectation. The top of her head was almost four feet. Her beauty was captivating. She was perfect, almost surreal. Unlike many birds, the feathers on her body were tiny, giving her a look of a smooth white coat instead of rough feathers like most birds. During the shoot, craft services served large sardines and other small fish to snack on. When she took down a fish, the expansion of her beak was just incredible. I absolutely love the gray tones on the equally luminous background gray.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Snowy Owl No. 1
Name: Poppy
Photographer Notes: Poppy’s gorgeous yellow iris’s were a focal point for her portraits. Owls are one of the most expressive animals I’ve photographed. Their eyes tell a story unlike any other creature. I wanted to show three likenesses of her: one of intensity, one of humor, and one more contemplative. Poppy cooperated and was a fantastic model. She is currently traveling the world with her owner working to educate the world about Owls and other birds of prey. Also to note: people always ask, is Poppy the bird in Happy Potter, you know Hedwig? I’m sorry to disappoint my friends, but she is not.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Frazzle Chicken No. 1
Name: Hattie
Photographer Notes: Hattie was quite a site. Although the term “’frazzle” refers to her curly hair caused by a recessive gene, Hattie’s personality fit the bill too. She was hyperactive, running around like crazy, glancing this way and that way but eventually succumbed to my camera. From a visual perspective, I love the small pop of red in the mostly white and cool canvas.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
White Cockatoo
Name: Ruth
Photographer Notes: Ruth was ‘on’ the day I photographed her. Exploring white on white tones is something I’ve always been interested. It can be a challenge for photographers because you can lose detail in the whites easily. But within that challenge is a chance to show a subtle pattern and texture if exposed correctly. Working with Ruth was painless. She was social and literally speaking to us the entire time. Like many birds do, she puffed up her feathers and I captured this single frame where the elements of white create a beautiful shape, texture, and form.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Ayam Cemani Rooster Black Collection
Name: Krishna
Photographer notes: Krishna is real. No Photoshop. Ayam Cemani’s are amazing. They’re all black, cone, beak, feathers, and even meat. It looked almost unreal from the online images I saw. Ayam’s have only been allowed in the states for 2 years so it was difficult to find an owner. I finally found a small farm of exotic chickens and journeyed to capture a portrait of Krishna. Krishna puffed up his feathers and simultaneously stood up.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 400.00
Black Bull No. 1
Name: Wayne Crosby
Photographer notes: Wayne Crosby fit us, in his schedule. If it’s not obvious, cows are one of my favorite subjects. And this portrait of the cantankerous Wayne Crosby was my first in the series of the black collection and still remains well in demand. Some animals I prefer to be pristine and clean, others I prefer natural to their environment. Prior to the shoot, Wayne Crosby spent time in the pasture kicking up dust, chomping on hay, and chasing after some pretty little heifers. We created a mobile set in the big red barn and were able to capture a handful of frames before he ran out on us. Dairy Cows, Steers, and Heifers are usually docile. Bulls, not so much.
16X16, Limited Edition of 50
35X35, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Black Leopard No. 1
Name: Murphy (Murph for short)
Photographer notes: Murph had me on my toes the whole time. He had a low growl the entire shoot but by this time I knew the trainers well enough to know we were safe and Murph was simply in his ‘work mode.’ It went so well, you could sense the mutual respect and admiration between him and his trainer. Sometimes referred to as panthers, they’re actually a leopard that inherited a melanistic gene. The name panther comes from Panthera with the Felidaue family.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Black Wolf No. 1
Name: Geronimo
Photographer notes: Geronimo was no dog. I love dogs and am around them all time. And when I see pictures of wolves, I associate them with dogs. But when I saw Geronimo in person, I knew instantly he was a wolf and not a dog. The way wolves move and their sleek figure is an instant give away. I could tell he was more predatorial, more primal, and more instinctual than any dog. Wolves don’t walk, they prance. And Geronimo did just that. He danced around the studio, sniffing us all briefly and posed for us for only a few minutes and then he was ready to leave.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Upside Down Sloth
Name: Perry
Photographer notes: Oh boy, who would have thought a Sloth would be so challenging? Perry, which is short for Perezoso (lazy in Spanish), was a character. Most of my subjects can either stand on their legs or sit upright. Sloths, on the other hand, do neither. They lay or they hang, that’s it. It was impossible to create a shot of Perry laying because he just melted into the floor. However, once I saw him hang, the light bulb went off, THAT was the shot. Despite his namesake, he moved constantly, literally spinning, which made it super challenging for me to capture just the right moment. After working patiently with him I laughed at the irony of my hyper active sloth and finally captured a shot I was happy with.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Pink Cockatoo No. 1
Name: Amelia
Photographer Notes: Take Flight Amelia. This beautiful Pink Cockatoo is native to Australia. Her colorful is stunning, graphic, and vibrant. During our shoot her head feathers would flutter up and down creating a spectacle and drawing attention from everyone on set. What’s interesting about Amelia is she loved mirrors. I can understand why she couldn’t get enough of herself. I mean she is a looker.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Skunk No. 1
Name: OG Bandit
Photographer Notes: When I started the animal portrait series, I always thought it would be amazing to create a portrait of a Skunk. Of course the challenge with many of my pieces is finding animals that are tame enough to sit through one of my portrait sessions. After months of emailing and weaving through a web of friends and animal owners I found someone who had rescued OG Bandit when he was a baby and had nursed him back to health. Many ask, did he spray you… I’d like to leave that question opened ended.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Squirrel No. 1
Name: Merle
Photographer Notes: This Merle is a Squirrel. Ole Merle was much more relaxed on set than I expected. After sniffing around the tabletop we quickly became comfortable. So much, in fact he demanded craft services. Craft services for a Squirrel are typically, wait for it… nuts. But not just any nuts. Merle requested shelled, unsalted, pistachios. And boy did it make him happy. He chowed down so much we shot him with pistachio in hand. If there’s such a thing as the classic pose for a squirrel, this my friends is it.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
White Arabian Horse No. 1
Name: Sergeant Pepper
Photographer Notes: The learning curve to photograph horses is significant. There are many subtleties that should be acknowledged when creating the perfect portrait of a horse. Those subtleties can sometimes be different depending on the breed. One of the most famous and identifiable horses is the Arabian. The portrait of Sergeant Pepper embodies many of the famous traits. A chiseled head, dished face, long neck, and attentive eyes. Sergeant Pepper exudes energy, intelligence, and nobility. The flowing mane says it all.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
American Quarter Horse, Black Collection
Name: Black Betty
Photographer notes: Whoa, Black Betty (Bam-ba-Lam)… This stunning Black Betty is as famous as the song she was named after. Betty has won about every award a quarter can win and in the studio she did not disappoint. Like any celebrity, her shoot was short and sweet. In and out in 10 minutes. She spent more time with our hair and makeup artist on those classic braids than she did in front of the camera. I’ve photographed many horses and I’m probably the most proud of the series of Black Betty. From the eyes of a horse lover, her posture and gaze are perfect. Ears forward, soft eyes, posture just right, not too low not too high.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
White Goat No. 1
Name: Bianca
Photographer Notes: Bianca, the light of the moon. Something about the gorgeous white dappling of Bianca reminds me of the moon. The highlights and shadows play together like the craters and peaks on the moon. The soft light gives her a beautiful glow and effervescent vibrancy. It’s fascinated me the way her ears floated. Like she’s suspended in the celestial ether.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Black Goat No. 1
Name: Pan
Photographer Notes: Pan takes his namesake from Greek mythology. The ancient Greeks considered him the God of nature, the wild, shepherds, flocks, of mountain wilds, and is often associated with sexuality. He is one of my favorite additions to The Black Collection. He is truly majestic and melanistic, even his horns are naturally black. They can evoke feelings of spirituality and divine mystery.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
African Crane No. 3
Name: Penelope
Photographer notes: She liked to dance, once the lights came on Penelope owned the shoot. Birds are one of my favorite subjects and Penelope had the whole crew’s attention with her elegance and majesty. I wanted to show different tones of gray and the texture of her feathers by highlighting her with directional lighting. She was truly a royal subject.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Flamingo No. 2
Name: Alejandra
Photographer Notes: Alejandra made us take our hats off, Mother Nature never fails to impress, and the color and shape of this South American beauty did not disappoint. Alejandra’s pastel pink feathers juxtaposed with the bright coral red under her wings were just stunning. And the oh-so-perfect S curve of her neck had all of us on set mesmerized by her beauty.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Penguin No.1
Name: Kowalski
Photographer Notes: Who doesn’t like a penguin named Kowalski? African Penguins are sometimes referred to as Black Footed Penguins or Jackass Penguins (for their loud Donkey-like call). This penguin, Kowalski, was quite the performer in studio. He waddled around, gobbled up fish, talked a lot, and very occasionally would puff his small feathers out like so many birds do. One thing that is interesting about Penguins is that they truly smell like fish. I guess the old adage, you are what you eat, holds true for them.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Raccoon Baby
Name: Lewis
Photographer notes: Like all young animals, Lewis was a speed demon. And a mischievous little guy. He was getting into everything in the studio, completely un-phased by the camera, lights, or my crew. When he finally showed up on the set, he didn’t stay long but I captured around 30 frames and this one was it. The shot showed off Lewis’s mischievous and youthful spirit. It’s like he’s looking around at me saying, “don’t tell my mom”.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Skunk No. 2 Black Collection
Name: OG Bandit
Photographer Notes: When I started the animal portrait series, I always thought it would be amazing to create a portrait of a Skunk. Of course the challenge with many of my pieces is finding animals that are tame enough to sit through one of my portrait sessions. After months of emailing and weaving through a web of friends and animal owners I found someone who had rescued OG Bandit when he was a baby and had nursed him back to health. Many ask, did he spray you… I’d like to leave that question opened ended. Part of my intention when photographing OG on a black background was to just get a sense of his shape by seeing the his white strip. The shape was pure luck but couldn’t have been more perfect.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Chimpanzee Portrait No. 1
Name: Amari
Photographer Notes: Compared to his brother, Amari was a bit more calm and relaxed on set. I thought it would be interesting to further anthropomorphize him by placing Amari in very human position. He was agreeable and was happy to pose for us. This shot in particular was inspired by the famous Auguste Rodin’s The Thinker. Throughout the shoot, Amari would run around, dance, and then jump into my arms for a hug. A funky monkey no doubt. At the end of the shoot, he played the bongos on my head, which you can see in this video here.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Bengal Tiger No. 1
Name: Shika
Photographer notes: Shika was my first large cat to photograph in studio. Large cats in studio are an experience unlike anything else. The combination of power and grace is tangible. They command respect and one wrong move can make things escalate quickly. I remember distinctly when Shika’s trainers removed her leash and asked her to walk to the mark. The way she walked was so graceful, and stunningly beautiful. But I was in the middle, at her mercy. The feeling that I could be prey was chilling. She received fresh, uncooked meat as her reward between takes. I only work with trainers who show a great amount of respect for the animals and are incredibly thoughtful with their care. Shika’s owners not only treat her with dignity but also love. It was obvious there’s an ongoing relationship of trust and appreciation. I have a video of this experience, which you can see here.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Ayam Cemani Rooster No. 1
Name: Krishna
Photographer notes: Krishna is real. No Photoshop. Ayam Cemani’s are amazing. They’re all black, cone, beak, feathers, and even meat. It looked almost unreal from the online images I saw. Ayam’s have only been allowed in the states for 2 years so it was difficult to find an owner. I finally found a small farm of exotic chickens and journeyed to capture a portrait of Krishna. Krishna puffed up his feathers and simultaneously stood up. His portrait has won multiple awards and is included 2016 Communication Arts Photography Annual.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Elephant No. 2
Name: Eloise
Photographer Notes: Eloise had us all mesmerized by her sheer size. But equally as powerful, was the serene nature of her personality. She moved softly with great care and tact. Despite her size, she could sense if she was about to step on something even an inch wide and adjust her stride. I've photographed many animals and I rarely have the chance to touch the animal I'm working with because of safety or comfort level of the animal. But in this instance, I was able to put my hand on Eloise's shoulder and feel the wonderfully unique texture of her skin and wrinkles. I closed my eyes as I felt the rise and fall of her breath and felt an amazing sense of gratitude come over me. An amazing moment.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
African Crane No. 1
Name: Penelope
Photographer notes: She liked to dance, once the lights came on Penelope owned the shoot. Birds are one of my favorite subjects and Penelope had the whole crew’s attention with her elegance and majesty. I wanted to show different tones of gray and the texture of her feathers by highlighting her with directional lighting. She was truly a royal subject.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Young Lion
Name: Jabari (which means brave)
Photographer Notes: Jabari, bedhead, messy teenager. Part of the interest of this shot is that he has a young mane growing in. This is so indicative of a teenager, which I guess in Lion years, Jabari was right on schedule. The messiness, the awkwardness, and the length all cue the audience to his age and demeanor. Like a teenager, he was all over the place when we photographed him. Some animals sit still for me and I can capture plenty of images. But Jabari only sat still a few times, and I only captured a few decent shots. His size was small enough to know he was young but still big enough to intimidate me as an observer.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Duckling Portrait
Name: Luna
Photographer Notes: Luna was adorable. I mean c’mon look at her, only 2 weeks old when I photographed her in a country barn outside of Austin, TX. She waddled around quickly and stopped for just one second here to stretch her feathers. Even though it was summer, young ducklings love (and need) heat so we had warm hot lamps on the tabletop we photographed her on which she soaked up like the summer sun. Cuteness resides here.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Flamingo No. 3
Name: Alejandra
Photographer Notes: Alejandra made us take our hats off, Mother Nature never fails to impress, and the color and shape of this South American beauty did not disappoint. Alejandra’s pastel pink feathers juxtaposed with the bright coral red under her wings were just stunning. And the oh-so-perfect S curve of her neck had all of us on set mesmerized by her beauty.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Dairy Cow No. 1
Name: Maxine
Photographer Notes: Maxine was calm, cool, and collected. Cows were my first journey into the world of animal photography and they are still my favorite subjects. She’s made many appearances on TV commercials and movies. I guess Maxine’s as close to a celebrity cow as there is. Her performance in studio did not disappoint and my desire for a straight on, clean portrait came with ease. One note about celebrity cows is their bathroom breaks are so substantial (i.e. voluminous), a member from her entourage stands close by on set ready to jump in with a large bucket to catch her… ahem, digestive elimination shall we say.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Longhorn No. 4
Name: Maverick
Photographer Notes: Maverick had mighty horns. He had a set much curvier that most steers. And they were so perfectly symmetrical that I really focused on their shape when composing my frames. Maverick is a Fort Worth native and you can find him hanging out near the stockyards year round keeping the peace.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Orust Rooster No. 1
Name: Hugo
Photographer: Originally from Sweden, the gregarious Hugo had swagger. O’Rusts are a rare breed with less than 1000 known living in the world and typically a more wild chicken by appearance. You can see from Hugo’s profile that he is leaner and more muscular than a typical rooster. He also wears a beautiful black and white feathery coat, has spotted legs, and his ear lobes are white. Seriously cool, seriously unique. Pair Hugo up with these other roosters.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Highland Cow No. 1
Name: Gertrude
Photographer Notes: What a Gertrude. Similar to a Yak, Highland Cows have long, beautiful shaggy hair. Per their name, they are originally from the Highlands of Scotland. Most Highlands are redheads but Gertrude was a blonde beauty. I loved how her locks covered up her eyes, and in this frame I selected, she tilted her head slightly as if she was telling me something. My affinity for cows definitely holds true with these beautiful highlands and this portrait of pretty Gertrude is hanging in my house.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Highland Cow No. 2
Name: Eleanor
Photographer Notes: Eleanor, the perfect example that imperfect can be oh-so-perfect. Unlike her Highland girlfriends, she has short and messy hair, a dark sandy coat, and short asymmetrical horns. But what’s so perfect about Eleanor is that she owns it. She’s comfortable in her own hide and that self-confidence clearly shines through in this portrait. Per their name, they are originally from the Highlands of Scotland.
16X16, Open Edition
30X30, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Cheetah No. 1
Name: Yohan
Photographer Notes: Yohan and his 5th gear. I grew up a track & field sprinter and consequently have always had a love for Cheetahs so it was amazing to see Yohan in person. He was distinguished and calm. He resides outside of Dunlap, California at one of the most amazing large cat sanctuaries I’ve ever seen. The founder of the organization is continually pushing efforts for large cat conservation and protection. On our outdoor mobile studio, Yohan was easy going, interested in playing with a large cat toy, chasing it around like he was a cub. At the sanctuary, they have a 400-yard open area for Yohan to show off his speed.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Cheetah No. 2
Name: Yohan
Photographer Notes: Yohan and his 5th gear. I grew up a track & field sprinter and consequently have always had a love for Cheetahs so it was amazing to see Yohan in person. He was distinguished and calm. He resides outside of Dunlap, California at one of the most amazing large cat sanctuaries I’ve ever seen. The founder of the organization is continually pushing efforts for large cat conservation and protection. On our outdoor mobile studio, Yohan was easy going, interested in playing with a large cat toy, chasing it around like he was a cub. At the sanctuary, they have a 400-yard open area for Yohan to show off his speed.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Spotted Leopard No. 1
Name: Shena
Photographer: This portrait of Shena is decidedly feminine. I’ve been lucky to have the amazing experience photographing big cats. I’ve created portraits of lions, tigers, cougars, panthers, cheetahs, and two spotted leopards. In person, the spotted leopard is without a doubt the most stunning. The spots, the pattern, the color, the strength, the grace is overwhelmingly beautiful. I hope my pictures do them justice. This is Shena who had such amazing and calming presence on set. Sadly she passed away from a rare disease 2 months after this photograph was taken. She is dearly missed.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Chimpanzee Portrait No. 2
Name: Amari
Photographer Notes: Compared to his brother, Amari was a bit more calm and relaxed on set. I thought it would be interesting to see Amari in a very human position. He was agreeable and was happy to pose for us. Inspired by the famous picture of Burt Reynolds for Cosmopolitan Magazine in 1972. Throughout the shoot, Amari would run around, dance, and then jump into my arms for a hug. A funky monkey no doubt. At the end of the shoot, he played the bongos on my head, which you can see in this video here.
13x20, Open Edition
24X36, Limited Edition of 25
40X60, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Snowy Owl Wings
Name: Poppy
Photographer Notes: Most of the time for me, a portrait is about the eyes and face but when I caught a glimpse of Poppy’s wingspan, I felt compelled to create a portrait that was focused more on shape, color and texture and less about a facial expression. Take flight.
13x20, Open Edition
24X36, Limited Edition of 25
40X60, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Lion No. 2
Name: Felix
Photographer Notes: Being in a studio with a big cat off leash is an incredible experience. The size and presence of a big cat is tangible, so powerful, and commands respect. Time flies but at the same time, stands still. Felix is a celebrity cat for sure and has been featured in many commercials and movies. He’s an old hat. His trainers are amazing and it’s evident seeing them work with Felix that their bond is strong and is mutually loving. When choosing exotic animals to work with in studio, I either work with conservationists or with reputable trainers that I know treat their animals with the utmost respect and dignity they deserve.
16X20, Open Edition
24X30, Limited Edition of 25
40X50, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Green Cow
Name: Irene
Photographer notes: This series of colorful cows is what started the animal portrait collection. Renowned designer, DJ Stout of Pentagram, commissioned me to photograph a series of Dairy Cows in front of bright, poppy backgrounds. On a cold, rainy November day we traveled to a small Dairy Farm and set up our studio lights and colored backgrounds. That day, we brought to life the personalities of these wonderful cows. And I saw the potential of translating my people portraiture into animal portraiture. Since then, this series of cows has been collected across the world and been an inspiration to me as I continue to explore the art and aesthetics of animal portraiture.
16X16, Open Edition
32X32, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Blue Cow
Name: Shirley
Photographer notes: This series of colorful cows is what started the animal portrait collection. Renowned designer, DJ Stout of Pentagram, commissioned me to photograph a series of Dairy Cows in front of bright, poppy backgrounds. On a cold, rainy November day we traveled to a small Dairy Farm and set up our studio lights and colored backgrounds. That day, we brought to life the personalities of these wonderful cows. And I saw the potential of translating my people portraiture into animal portraiture. Since then, this series of cows has been collected across the world and been an inspiration to me as I continue to explore the art and aesthetics of animal portraiture.
16X16, Open Edition
32X32, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
$ 250.00
Green Cow
Name: Thelma
Photographer notes: This series of colorful cows is what started the animal portrait collection. Renowned designer, DJ Stout of Pentagram, commissioned me to photograph a series of Dairy Cows in front of bright, poppy backgrounds. On a cold, rainy November day we traveled to a small Dairy Farm and set up our studio lights and colored backgrounds. That day, we brought to life the personalities of these wonderful cows. And I saw the potential of translating my people portraiture into animal portraiture. Since then, this series of cows has been collected across the world and been an inspiration to me as I continue to explore the art and aesthetics of animal portraiture.
16X16, Open Edition
32X32, Limited Edition of 25
43X43, Limited Edition of 10
