Recapture your Favorite Lighthouse Memories thru Art
My art is shaped by my childhood trips to Fort George Island, Florida with my father and my passion for history. While he
fished, I played on the jetties and splashed in the ocean with my siblings. This is why water is an integral part of my art as a reference, an influence or medium. My expressionist watercolor
paintings capture a unique moment in time and have an underlining story.
I have painted lighthouses in Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Massachusetts, New England, New York, the United
Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. My favorite memories are of this
lightship in London, which is converted into a music studio and an abandoned lighthouse on the campus of New Orleans University.
Visit my "About Me" page to learn about me.
You can also check out the article "Lighthouses as Inspiration" in the United States Lighthouse Service
Newsletter.
A Picture is Worth A Thousand Words
Southern Lighthouses
Southern hospitality and pristine shorelines beckon you to these historic lighthouses.
European Lighthouses
From upside down lighthouses to the Fresnel lens, Europe has lead the way in lighthouse innovation.
Great Lakes Lighthouses
There are more lighthouses located on the Great Lakes than any where else in the US.
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