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Samples of our Artists Works

 

Giclee on Canvas
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CC "Shadows and Light"

Giclee on Canvas

CC "Good Morning"
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CC "Good Morning"

CC "Papaya, Mangos, Bananas"
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CC "Papaya, Mangos, Bananas"

CC "E Komo Mai"
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CC "E Komo Mai"

4 piece Hawaiian Floral Photograph
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CLB "Guestroom Art, Hilton Waikoloa Resort, Hawaii Island

4 piece Hawaiian Floral Photograph

Guestroom art for Hilton Waikoloa Resort, Gallery Wrapped Giclee on Canvas
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SS "SUNSET PEACE"

Guestroom art for Hilton Waikoloa Resort, Gallery Wrapped Giclee on Canvas

MK "Custom Image 5 panel Tropical Floral", Acrylic on Board
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Wyndham Waikiki Beach Hotel Lobby Art

MK "Custom Image 5 panel Tropical Floral", Acrylic on Board

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Island Paradise"

Oil on Canvas

Hilton Grand Vacation Waikiki
Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire.
Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i
Completed in December, 2008
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KD "Aina"

Hilton Grand Vacation Waikiki Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire. Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i Completed in December, 2008

RW/  20 ft. multi color abstract glass image - commissioned
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RW "Glass sculpture" for private Residence, Dana Point, CA

RW/ 20 ft. multi color abstract glass image - commissioned

Charles Bartlett triptych giclee gallery wrapped canvas
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Aqua Waikiki Wave Hotel Lobby triptych

Charles Bartlett triptych giclee gallery wrapped canvas

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui Hawaii
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MVS "Red Lotus" Glass torso

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui Hawaii

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui
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MVS "Pua Mana" Glass Torso

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui
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MVS "Lava" Glass Torso

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui
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MVS "Hana" Glass Torso

Kiln Formed Glass, on Maui

Acrylic on Canvas
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Z "Black Hole"

Acrylic on Canvas

Abstract on canvas
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Z "Rebirth 2" Abstract

Abstract on canvas

Oil on Canvas
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ZP "Fires" Abstract

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Waikiki shoreline"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Tropical Moonlight"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Sunset Beach"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Mother's Embrace"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Let the Earth Touch"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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SS "Ancient Voyage"

Oil on Canvas

Pencil on Paper
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H "Hikii a Paa 2"

Pencil on Paper

canoes
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canoes

Nani Wale Na Hala, Ea Ea
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Nani Wale Na Hala, Ea Ea

Paio! Paio Like Mau!
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Paio! Paio Like Mau!

Oil on Canvas
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MS "Lotus"

Oil on Canvas

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MS "Zebras"

Oil on Canvas

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MS "White Iris"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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MS "Red Iris"

Oil on Canvas

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BM "Harvest"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Paddlers"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Release"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Dancing Taro"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Early Morning Keanae"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Mai ka 'Uhane I Ke"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Koi in Motion"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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BM "Anaehoomalu Bay Waikoloa"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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RG "Attachment 14"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas, Hotel Lobby
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RG "Hotel Mural"

Oil on Canvas, Hotel Lobby

Oil on Canvas
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JS "Carmine's" NYC

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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JS "Bridges 1" Germany

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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JS "Bridges 2". Germany

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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JS "Table with Ice Cream Chairs"

Oil on Canvas

Rainbow Acrylic Strips on Canvas
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TC "Stripped Installation"

Rainbow Acrylic Strips on Canvas

Rainbow Acrylic Strips on Canvas
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TC "Stripped Sculpture"

Rainbow Acrylic Strips on Canvas

Iridescent Acrylic Panel Installation
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TC "Pinwheel Sculpture installation"

Iridescent Acrylic Panel Installation

Iridescent Acrylic Panel Installation
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TC "Pinwheel Sculpture Installation 2"

Iridescent Acrylic Panel Installation

Photograph on Acrylic Panel motif
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TC "Photograph on Acrylic Panel motif"

Photograph on Acrylic Panel motif

84 ft Mixed Media Sculpture / China Hotel
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84 ft Mixed Media Sculpture / China Hotel

Painting on Fabric Mobile
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TC "Miami Airport Mobile"

Painting on Fabric Mobile

RC "Surf History Book Cover Illustration"
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RC "Surf History Book Cover Illustration"

Mosaic Tile
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RC "Water Wear tile logo"

Mosaic Tile

Acrylic on Canvas
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AM "Tapa"

Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylic on Canvas
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AM "Hula Dancer"

Acrylic on Canvas

Acrylic on cement
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AM " Tropical Scene on Hotel Columns"

Acrylic on cement

Waterproof Acrylic on Surfboard
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AM "Mermaid Surfboard"

Waterproof Acrylic on Surfboard

Acrylic on Canvas
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AM "Waterfall"

Acrylic on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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RS "Isolation"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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RS "Eye of the Dragon"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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RS "Immortality"

Oil on Canvas

Acrylic on Canvas
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RS "Affirmation"

Acrylic on Canvas

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with Italian Mosaic Base, for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island
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"Starstruck"

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with Italian Mosaic Base, for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with Italian Mosaic Base, for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island
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KD "STARSTRUCK"

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with Italian Mosaic Base, for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with "Italian Mosaic Glass Base", for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island
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KD "Starstruck Venetian Glass Base"

18 Ft. Bronze and Sterling Sculpture with "Italian Mosaic Glass Base", for the Mililani Town Center, Oahu island

Oil on Canvas
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N "Cascades Moonlight"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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N "Clouds"

Oil on Canvas

Watercolor on Paper
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N "Blue Fish"

Watercolor on Paper

Oil on Canvas
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N "Awakening"

Oil on Canvas

Oil on Canvas
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N "Bouquet"

Oil on Canvas

72” x 34” x 24” fountain in bronze and cast stone
Ma ka Lihi is a dramatic expression of a world in danger. Earth has found itself on the edge of a precipice gripped by the handoff. Man who himself is caught between extremes of hig own making. We are a bipolar species where we have inherited a mindset that sees the bounty of the Earth as booty for our benefit. We play with it as if it were a game and on closer inspection, the globe is, in actuality, a basketball. At the shoulder, the arm transforms into the wing of an eagle in flight representing that aspect of mankind that realizes the danger at hand and which strives to uplift the Earth from this ecological dilemma. We see both sides of our relationship to nature and are asked to choose. It is a snapshot of Man’s relationship to Planet Earth in the 21st century.
Limited edition of 12
Ma ka Lihi is a dramatic expression 
of a world in danger. Earth has found itself on the edge of a precipice gripped by the handoff. Man who himself is caught between extremes of hig own making. We are a bipolar species where we have inherited a mindset that sees the bounty of the Earth as booty for our benefit. We play with it as if it were a game and on closer inspection, the globe is, in actuality, a basketball. At the shoulder, the arm transforms into the wing of an eagle in flight representing that aspect of mankind that realizes the danger at hand and which strives to uplift the Earth from this ecological dilemma. We see both sides of our relationship to nature and are asked to choose. It is a snapshot of Man’s relationship to Planet Earth in the 21st century.
Limited edition of 12
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KD "Ma Ka Lili" Sculpture / Water Feature

72” x 34” x 24” fountain in bronze and cast stone Ma ka Lihi is a dramatic expression of a world in danger. Earth has found itself on the edge of a precipice gripped by the handoff. Man who himself is caught between extremes of hig own making. We are a bipolar species where we have inherited a mindset that sees the bounty of the Earth as booty for our benefit. We play with it as if it were a game and on closer inspection, the globe is, in actuality, a basketball. At the shoulder, the arm transforms into the wing of an eagle in flight representing that aspect of mankind that realizes the danger at hand and which strives to uplift the Earth from this ecological dilemma. We see both sides of our relationship to nature and are asked to choose. It is a snapshot of Man’s relationship to Planet Earth in the 21st century. Limited edition of 12 Ma ka Lihi is a dramatic expression of a world in danger. Earth has found itself on the edge of a precipice gripped by the handoff. Man who himself is caught between extremes of hig own making. We are a bipolar species where we have inherited a mindset that sees the bounty of the Earth as booty for our benefit. We play with it as if it were a game and on closer inspection, the globe is, in actuality, a basketball. At the shoulder, the arm transforms into the wing of an eagle in flight representing that aspect of mankind that realizes the danger at hand and which strives to uplift the Earth from this ecological dilemma. We see both sides of our relationship to nature and are asked to choose. It is a snapshot of Man’s relationship to Planet Earth in the 21st century. Limited edition of 12

Hilton Hawaiian Village,  twice life size bronze sculpture
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KD "Kaha Ka Lo (The Hawk Soars)"

Hilton Hawaiian Village, twice life size bronze sculpture

Hilton Hawaiian Village,  twice life size bronze sculpture
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KD "Ku Makani (Rising Wind)"

Hilton Hawaiian Village, twice life size bronze sculpture

Hilton Hawaiian Village, twice life size bronze sculpture
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KD "Ka Leo O Haukani (the voice of the wind)"

Hilton Hawaiian Village, twice life size bronze sculpture

KD/“Kaha ka ‘Io me na Makani” (The Hawk soars with the Winds)                         Hilton Hawaiian Village, Gracefully striding the edge of a waterfall, these three, twice life size figures in bronze are dancing hula kahiko, the ancient style of Hawaiian dance. The two female dancers, the spirits of the wind, represent the dance and chant of Hawaiian hula. Together they are the winds that uplift the mighty ‘Io , the Hawaiian Hawk, the central male dancer, who represents the spirit of Hawai’i poised to take flight.
These images pay tribute to the importance of dance, chant and song in the rebirth and growth of Hawaiian culture. Together they celebrate the power of the hula connecting us with the spirit of the land, the Aina that is Hawaii.
Commissioned by Hilton Hawaiian Village
Completed May, 2001
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Twice Life Size Sculptures

KD/“Kaha ka ‘Io me na Makani” (The Hawk soars with the Winds) Hilton Hawaiian Village, Gracefully striding the edge of a waterfall, these three, twice life size figures in bronze are dancing hula kahiko, the ancient style of Hawaiian dance. The two female dancers, the spirits of the wind, represent the dance and chant of Hawaiian hula. Together they are the winds that uplift the mighty ‘Io , the Hawaiian Hawk, the central male dancer, who represents the spirit of Hawai’i poised to take flight. These images pay tribute to the importance of dance, chant and song in the rebirth and growth of Hawaiian culture. Together they celebrate the power of the hula connecting us with the spirit of the land, the Aina that is Hawaii. Commissioned by Hilton Hawaiian Village Completed May, 2001

Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire.
Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i
Completed in December, 2008
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KD "Aina"

Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire. Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i Completed in December, 2008

Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire.
Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i
Completed in December, 2008
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KD "Aina" at night

Aina … the sculpture hewn from granite the color of polished warm sand. It is a cycle of the elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water, those very elements that continuously shape all that surrounds us. Inspired by the classic Hawaiian ring poi pounder, pohaku ku’i ai puka, this monumental ten ton arch floats on the surging waters that erupt around its three ton, black and red granite bowl or papa ku’iai and cascade down the lava rock he’eau that surrounds it. Cutting across the top of the ring is the carved profile of the islands surrounded by a moat of water that spills on either side down the roughly textured channels that flair to its base reminding us of Hawaii’s many stunning waterfalls. Within the center of the arch which defines the element of Air there is a central flowing well of Water that overflows on either side in textured flaring channels into the bowl. Emerging from the center of this well and framed by the arch of granite burns the element of Fire. Commissioned by the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, Hawai’i Completed in December, 2008

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete
Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind.
Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i
Completed in 2004
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KD "Mai ka Hina Kua a ka Hina Alo” (Across the Generations)

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind. Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i Completed in 2004

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete
Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind.
Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i
Completed in 2004
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KD "Across Generations"

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind. Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i Completed in 2004

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete
Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind.
Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i
Completed in 2004
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KD "Mai ka Hina Kua a ka Hina Alo” (Across the Generations)

77” x 80” x 84” in bronze, clear cast acrylic and concrete Across the Generations represents the past and present of Royal School as the passion for learning is passed from one generation to the next, from the young princess Bernice Pauahi in 1843 to the student of today. Spilling forth from the back of the book is a cornucopia of world knowledge and experience, a pathway to inspiration for the curious mind. Commissioned by Hawai’i SFCA for Royal School in Honolulu, Hawai’i Completed in 2004

5’ x 10.5’ x 2.5” acrylic on hand carved Precision Board
In this Hawaiian mountain valley landscape, the scene is broken up into two levels symbolizing Day and Night, the Present and the Past. The panels of the day are vertical and geometric, lit by daylight, standing like skyscrapers in a modern city skyline. The panels of the night recede to the back, illuminated by the silver blue light of the full moon and shaped like an Ark carrying the present on its way to the future. Amidst the landscape are four native plants, Kalo, Ti, Kukui and Maile, that represent in ancient Hawaiian times essential qualities of Justice. There are also two animal spirits or aumakua, the Owl, always watchful, and the mated pair of Fairy Terns, sentinels of the City of Honolulu.
Created for the law offices of Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn & Stifel in downtown Honolulu, Hawai’i .
Completed February 2013
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KD "Ark of Time""

5’ x 10.5’ x 2.5” acrylic on hand carved Precision Board In this Hawaiian mountain valley landscape, the scene is broken up into two levels symbolizing Day and Night, the Present and the Past. The panels of the day are vertical and geometric, lit by daylight, standing like skyscrapers in a modern city skyline. The panels of the night recede to the back, illuminated by the silver blue light of the full moon and shaped like an Ark carrying the present on its way to the future. Amidst the landscape are four native plants, Kalo, Ti, Kukui and Maile, that represent in ancient Hawaiian times essential qualities of Justice. There are also two animal spirits or aumakua, the Owl, always watchful, and the mated pair of Fairy Terns, sentinels of the City of Honolulu. Created for the law offices of Goodsill, Anderson, Quinn & Stifel in downtown Honolulu, Hawai’i . Completed February 2013

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SD "Waimea Wind Fans"

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SD "Umbrella Bow"

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SD "Starfish Rainbow"

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SD "Reef Macintosh Surfing Pipeline"

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SD "Aloha Woody"

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PN "Ribbons"

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PN "Marbles

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PN "Grace Bldg" NYC

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PN "1706"

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KU "25"

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UK "21"

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KU Bromeliad Forsythia"

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CLB "Gold Flow"

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CLB "9337"

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GP "Diamond Head Sunrise"

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GP "Diamond Head Bliss"

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EDV "SunFlower"

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EDV "Lily"

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EDV "Lily Waves"

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EDV "Purple Triptych"

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EDV "Amyrillis Very Red"

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CB "Wave"

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CB "Waikiki Pier"

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CB "Double"

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Oil on Canvas
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RS "Flute Player"

Oil on Canvas

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CB "1102262400 gxPTc M 1"

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CB "Biblical"

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CB "Diamond Head Summit"

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Rainbow over koolau mountains
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DM "Koolau" Wood sculpture

Rainbow over koolau mountains

JG "Photographer with Humpback"
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JG "Photographer with Humpback"

JG "Over Flow"
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JG "Over Flow"

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JG "Sunrise Tube"

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JG "Icey Splash"

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Hand Made Ceramic Tile Mural on Pool Waterfall
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MM "Rio Resort,Los Vegas Pool Tile Mural"

Hand Made Ceramic Tile Mural on Pool Waterfall

Hand Made Ceramic imagery on waterfall
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MM "Rio Resort,Los Vegas Pool Tile Mural"

Hand Made Ceramic imagery on waterfall

10,000 sq. ft. Tile Pool Mural, Kihei Maui
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MM "Hand Painted Ceramic Tile for Private Residence Pool"

10,000 sq. ft. Tile Pool Mural, Kihei Maui

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MM "Hawaiian Treasures"

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MM "Fan Dance"

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MM "Diva"

Oil on Canvas

9" X 22" X 1.5", SAND SCRAWL is a wood sculpture that celebrates The Master Artisan's ever-changing sand-sculpture scrawled into the beaches of the world. The simple
yet gorgeous textures and forms carved into this endless sand-canvas are some of the most wondrous sights on the planet. Of course, The Master Artisan uses water
and wind to shape and smooth the infinite grains in a continual dance of creative beauty. Even the occasional starfish and sand dollar play into His artwork, interacting
with the forms in a sublime act of beauty-making. As a merely human artist, I'm joyfully humbled by the profound brilliance of The Master Artisan's technique and results.
To honor Him, I choose wood with a grain pattern that mirrors the undulating contours of sculpted sand. Then, I use various carving and sanding techniques to shape the
wood, taking care to account for its interplay with the sea creatures that I've placed in the composition. What He does in a moment takes me much, much longer. Still, I
hope that you appreciate the result and celebrate the original that inspired it.Radiant Pine forested from Sustainable-Sources
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DM "Sand & Scrawl"

9" X 22" X 1.5", SAND SCRAWL is a wood sculpture that celebrates The Master Artisan's ever-changing sand-sculpture scrawled into the beaches of the world. The simple yet gorgeous textures and forms carved into this endless sand-canvas are some of the most wondrous sights on the planet. Of course, The Master Artisan uses water and wind to shape and smooth the infinite grains in a continual dance of creative beauty. Even the occasional starfish and sand dollar play into His artwork, interacting with the forms in a sublime act of beauty-making. As a merely human artist, I'm joyfully humbled by the profound brilliance of The Master Artisan's technique and results. To honor Him, I choose wood with a grain pattern that mirrors the undulating contours of sculpted sand. Then, I use various carving and sanding techniques to shape the wood, taking care to account for its interplay with the sea creatures that I've placed in the composition. What He does in a moment takes me much, much longer. Still, I hope that you appreciate the result and celebrate the original that inspired it.Radiant Pine forested from Sustainable-Sources

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DM "Seaweed"

Radiant Pine forested from Sustainable-Sources

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DM "Rainbow over Ko'olaus" Detail

Radiant Pine forested from Sustainable-Sources

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DM " Rainbow over the Ko'olaus"

Radiant Pine forested from Sustainable-Sources

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