I recently made a series of prints for internationally known local artist, Cynthia Gale. The prints are reproductions of several of her original drawings. They are available at her gallery, All Matters Gallery, in Chagrin Falls.

The images are printed on an elegant rice paper that complements the delicate pencil strokes she used to capture the  textures of the feathers and driftwood branches that are the subjects of the drawings. This was a serious challenge to create accurate scans of the drawings and print them in a way that reproduces the delicacy and surface texture of the pencil strokes. 

I have an exhibition currently running at the Malvina J. Freedson Gallery at Winton Place in Lakewood, Ohio. This is all previously exhibited work, but it’s interesting to see it all together in one show. The gallery address is 12700 Lake Ave., Lakewood, OH. Winton Place is right next to Pier W, one of the best known restaurants in the Cleveland area. So stop by to see the show and then enjoy lunch or dinner at Peir W with its fine food and great view of the lake.

I edited and published a book for Protect Geauga Parks back in November. The book included profiles of four individuals who made extraordinary contributions to the preservation and conservation of parklands in Geauga County over the past several decades. The book includes three of my landscape photographs of scenes in the Geauga Parks as well as essays by three young writers from Geauga County who were recognized in the Nature Writing Competition sponsored by the Geauga Park District and the Foundation for Geauga Parks in 2013 and 2014.

The initial (small) press run is almost sold out, but a few copies remain and can be purchased from Protect Geauga Parks, P.O. Box 1064, Chardon, OH  44024.