Current Art Projects

Added a new animal to my bronze animal series - Penguin 

 Completed a large stainless steel work titled "Dancers and the Wave"

    Its web page is now complete

Completed two new figurative bronze works. One is a smaller version of my successful "Convergence" called "Convergence 2: Kiss".  The other is titled "Mother and Child".

Their individual web pages are now complete.

Mother and Child         Convergence 2: Kiss

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Completed design and production of several experimental versions of my popular Aero Bunny bronze art. I have always wanted to create a large version of this work but never got around to it. I have now created a larger version, 13 inches high, 22 inches long, and 12 inches wide, made of poured concrete. To add color, I stained the poured bunnies several ways to add a more visually appealing work.  I feel that this makes this work a very affordable, and durable lawn or garden accent piece. I will debut this work at the upcoming Art Fair in Fairfax, Virginia, the weekend of April 30th, 2011.  Pictures will be taken at the fair and added to my web site after I return from the fair.

Completed a private commission relief depicting a mother and child as a gift commissioned by
the husband of a new Doctor. Note: Due to time constraints no pictures were taken before shipping this commission to patron.

Completed a private commission. The title of this work is "Praying Hands".  It was commissioned as a gift to friends of the patron. Follow this link to see the completed "Praying Hands"

Completed work of a small version of a "Standing Jesus" he created for a future project.  Follow this link to see the completed "Standing Jesus".

Completed a private commission representing the Sanskrit character Aum (Om) for a gift to the Hidden Valley Ashram in Escondido, California. Follow this link to view the installed "Aum".

Won a commission generated by a church in Oro Valley, AZ. The life size bronze piece featured an adult male, a young boy and girl, and a book. The adult was explaining a passage from the book to the children. To tie up any loose ends, with the Town of Oro Valley's Public Art Commission, Paul discovered that there was a local "un-documented" exemption, for school's and church's, to the town's 1% of the building project cost, for Public Art provision. Paul asked the project architects to verify his findings before proceeding with the project. After consulting with their Oro Valley contacts, they verified Paul's discovery. When the architect firm notified the church, that they were exempt from this requirement, the architect firm told Paul, "The church was ecstatic about saving the money. You (Paul) are definitely a hero". After Paul's proactive action and discovery, all parties agreed that the signed contract be voided.

Installed a "Large Cactus Man" - 2008 a Public Work in Oro Valley Arizona

Installed in Oro Valley Arizona - 10-ft Tall Public Work "Celebration in Blue" - 2008

Please visit the web page - "St. George and Dragon"  a private commissioned work.

Please visit the web page - "The Acrobats".