Above: “Stand Back” (Stevie Nicks) Mixed Media on Vintage Vinyl - Framed
ON THE RECORD
Mixed Media on Vintage Vinyl
As my fine art is inspired by the depth and movement I find in nature, On the Record translates that same sense of emotion and energy into music. By combining imagery of iconic artists with the visual language of my collage work, I interpret their worlds as I see and feel them.
The series ranges from entirely hand-cut compositions using decorative papers to hybrid works that combine digital imagery with hand-cut elements.
Some works begin with artists whose music has stayed with me. Others are commissions exploring a personal connection to a favorite musician, album, or song.
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Ed Sullivan
Bobbies holding back Apple Scruffs
The Magical Walrus and friends
Matt Busby
Ravi Shankar
Jane Asher
Maureen Starkey
A Blue Meanie
B.B. King
An octopus with garden flowers
Mr. Kite (from the original circus poster)
All of the Beatles’ album cover designers
Paul on a hill watching the sun going down
The lads stair dancing to “Your Mother Should Know”
A Yellow Submarine
Julia Lennon
“Mother” Mary McCartney
Eric Clapton (his guitar gently wept)
A hiding monkey
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
The Rutles
Doris Day
Paul’s troublemaking “Grandfather”
Thoughtfulness and design for every band.
This piece captures The Beatles as an ever-expanding universe—centered on their iconic Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band collage.
Built on vintage vinyl, the composition reimagines that original crowd as something more personal—pulling in their muses, collaborators, and cultural echoes that orbit the band’s story.
Titled “I’d Love to Turn You On,” the last lyrics on Sgt. Pepper’s final track - A Day In The Life - that paints a picture of dreaming, awakening and sensory overload.
Embedded throughout the collage:
Yoko Ono
Linda McCartney
George Martin
Brian Epstein
Billy Preston
Martha “My Dear” (Paul’s sheepdog)
“Dear” Prudence Farrow
Julian “Jude” Lennon
“It’s Good to be King” (Tom Petty) Mixed Media on Vintage Vinyl
SELECTED WORKS
30+ ARTISTS AND DESIGNS INCLUDING:
DAVID BOWIE — “Moonage Daydream”
ELTON JOHN — “Should’ve Stayed on the Farm”
ELVIS PRESLEY — “Hunka Burning Love”
FOO FIGHTERS — “Looking to the Sky to Save Me”
THE GRATEFUL DEAD — “Enjoying the Ride”
JIM MORRISON — “Celebration of the Lizard”
JIMI HENDRIX — “Voodoo Child”
PINK FLOYD — “Wish You Were Here”
SNOOP DOGG — “Gurls, Weed and Palm Trees”
TAYLOR SWIFT — “I Did Something Bad”
THE BEATLES — “I’d Love to Turn You On”
THE ROLLING STONES — “Hope You Guess My Name”
TOM PETTY — “It’s Good to be King”
WILLIE NELSON — “Roll Me Up and Smoke Me”