
Here two images are used: a self-portrait of me taken a few years ago and a historical photograph taken by Edward S. Curtis of a Cheyenne Elder in the late 19th Century.

A self-portrait taken a couple of years ago. A self-portrait was a requirement of the portfolio.

Here is a digital image I captured of Jimmy on his first camping trip to Crescent Lake. Even as a baby he has an amazing ability to convey emotion through his eyes. Some of my best photographs are of him.

This image was created in Photoshop(c) and can be created in many different colors.

This digital painting is one of my favorites and was created in Photoshop(c). I love the green colors and different shapes and depth.

This came from an image I captured of a co-worker who's Seneca. He thought he was being funny by flipping me off. I changed the image to black and white, added the text and added the text to the envelop in his hands. I made this on a crappy CRT monitor and thought I had erased all the background. Haven't had time to fix it.

Digital Image: Grandfather Granddaughter
This image was captured by me at my brother's wedding a few years ago. It looks like a vintage image. PNCA admissions said it looked "timeless" when I had my portfolio review.

Another one of my favorite paintings. I like the color, balance and depth.

A digital self-portrait taken by me in late spring. I added a favorite Native quote.

I was asked to produce a new Housing to Homeownership flyer for NAYA a year ago.

I love this image that I took last summer in San Francisco at the Palace of Fine Arts. If you are planning on visiting the city make sure you make a trip to this amazing location. About an hour before sunset is best.

I took this close up image of my friend and I just love it. I reminds me of a crazy vintage image.

The first in my series of images called "The Mathematics of Genocide". Both are vintage images: one is of a Kootenai women taken in the late 19th Century by Edward S. Curtis and the other image photographer is unknown. It's difficult to look at, but illustrates a dark time in US history.
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