My Artful Norwich

19/08/2026

18/08/2026

“HECATE.” Done. Mostly. I think. We will see. Oil on canvas 30”x48” in collaboration with theater, dance, and ritual artist, Jacquelyn Shannon Jacquelyn Marie Shannon

10/08/2026

One more from way back. I really admired this boy’s directness and curiosity. It’s one of the few that I was grateful to show from this series in 2018 or 2019. This boy watched the handsy couple for the entire half hour we were in line for some slide or other. I hope this kid was able to stay curious.

09/08/2026

We are all in this together. This is the moment when you have ZERO other worries except for the monster bucket of water dumped on your head. We are all just humans trying to keep our selves and our families happy and safe. This oil painting resides somewhere in California. I think it’s about 30” x 40”.

07/08/2026

When looking for a very large canvas to use for my next project, I found this 4’ x 5’ painting.
I never showed it anywhere because I didn’t want anyone to think I was judging this mom to be anything other than the hero that she is. Even though she doesn’t have a swimsuit, she put her tiny daughter into a cute suit and life jacket, braided her hair, and paid for their entrance into Six Flags.

05/08/2026

“HECATE”
is mostly done.
Oil on canvas 30” x 48”
This composition combines three images of Jacquelyn Marie Shannon in her performance called “Emanation,” movement in response to the story and the ghosts in the attic of a 17th century colonial home Sean Fredric Edgecomb

31/07/2026

An absolutely inspiring night witnessing through drawing a performance by Jacquelyn Marie Shannon . Project curator, Sean Fredric Edgecomb Sean Fredric Edgecomb Thank you Jacquelyn for your collaboration and for sharing your work with us

14/07/2026

Gotta share. This is a night blooming cereus (not sure the name of this particular example but I bought it at and I’ve cared for this plant for 12 years and it’s finally bloomed. I bought it in maybe a 4” pot and was told it would take around 10 years to bloom. Worth the wait? I think so. Isn’t it gorgeous? The Night-Blooming Cereus (most commonly Epiphyllum oxypetalum) is a striking tropical cactus famous for its large, fragrant white flowers that open only at night. Native to Central and South America, it thrives in warm, humid environments.

29/06/2026

Van Gogh logs and waterfalls at