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This is another in my series of goddesses in aerial landscapes. I like the patterning of aerial landscapes. I also like indicate the extreme effects that Humans have on the environment by portraying them as blundering giants stumbling through the world like bulls in a china shop. This is an American oil-guzzling goddess who consumes way more than the Earth can tolerate.

I live and work in Santa Fe, New Mexico. My perception of things is expressed in a narrative, story-telling form. The style is cartoon-influenced, yet painterly; sometimes refined, sometimes crude. In recent years I have been moving toward a more Cartoon-Realist approach. I want a simpler look, where I can get the utmost expression out of each line, and each brushstroke expresses energy. My influences range from the scenes of everyday life pictured in the margins of medieval manuscripts, Late Medieval and early Renaissance art, Indian narrative folk painting, classic European Surrealism, Latin American Fantastic Realism and Mexican Social Commentary, comics and graphic novels. I draw my subjects from daily life, news stories,...