Recent Work

RECENT WORK

2021 Dallas Dia De Los Muertos Parade

This is the official artwork commissioned for the Dallas Día de los Muertos festival and parade in 2021. The original work was painted on a 36” x 36” canvas and was unveiled at a party hosted at the AT&T Discovery Center in Downtown Dallas and again during a press conference at Dallas City Hall with local networks. The artwork was featured on promotional materials for the parade, which started with a festival at Dallas City Hall and went through downtown Dallas on Saturday, 10/31/21.

NBC 5 coverage

The Dallas Morning News article

Deep Ellum Blues Alley

About Blues Alley…

Location: Clover Street - on the south wall of the new Stack building, facing the back of The Factory concert venue.

This mural was completed in the summer of 2021 as part of a large project, organized by another local artist, Dan Colcer and the Deep Ellum Foundation. The massive mural is in Deep Ellum in Dallas, TX on the new Stack Building. It’s an homage to all the blues musicians tied to Dallas and Deep Ellum and the vast influence they’ve had worldwide. The mural depicts T-Bone Walker at left, aka Oak Cliff T-Bone. He is the first to ever play blues with electric, even playing the guitar behind his head and with his teeth. He inspired Jimi Hendrix, BB King and many others. Jimi Hendrix took that Dallas swag and became an icon, mixing rock and blues seamlessly. At right we have Leon Bridges, from Fort Worth. His soulful approach to music and his unique style makes him a pioneer in his own right, but you can hear the past woven into his sound. Deep Ellum has a rich history, starting as a freedman’s town that is the cultural heart of Dallas to this day.