https://www.leonginart.com/home daily 1.0 2026-06-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/cd7db938-404c-4899-8a52-87030c60478d/BlowingSmoke+copy.jpg Home “Blowing Smoke” Aluminum, glass, metal, shells, wood dots, tacks, stones, pieces of license plates, glow in the dark stars and scrabble tiles on wood covered with epoxy. 24”x 24” This was inspired by a musician friend of mine who wears funny hats and sometimes blows smoke. I filled each field or smoke cloud with a different item. Some of the items also cast a reflection of their color onto the white board. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/5ea39dc2-2c12-4a14-8aa6-c3f402c7b1d5/leopard.jpg Home “Snow Leopard” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 30”x 30” In this piece I wanted to use the negative space (the white background) as part of the image. I wanted to depict the snow leopard coming out of a background of snow. I think it works well for this camouflaged hunter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/6976d03f-6fec-4cb1-b074-b38877cdc5d5/tempImageU56OcY.jpg Home “Kite Table” 36”x 36”. Aluminum and copper on wood covered with epoxy . This was an old discarded table that I repurposed. I removed the old laminate top. It then took a lot of sanding to get rid of the glue and get to the wood. I painted it white and made this geometric design. It is called “Kite Table” because all the geometric shapes are made up of a traditional kite shape like the yellow ones you see in the corners. The larger shapes are made up of two or four kites together. I added some additional design elements like the small black kites in the corners and the black dots. I used a copper wire to create a boarder in order to frame the design. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/0d7cdeb9-f8bb-4e87-94ca-018030114318/DSC_2696.JPG Home “Clementine” Aluminum on wood. 26”x15”x3” This was an old distressed relief carving in a large block of wood that I purchased at an auction. I wanted to give this piece a new life, so I covered the figure in aluminum can pieces. With her new aluminum body she really stands out from the wood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/5c952c84-718d-4ac7-903a-e5d70686fb4f/Privatelife.jpg Home “Private Life” Aluminum and scrabble tiles on wood, covered with epoxy. 36”x36” This piece was inspired by a song with the same name. I wanted to explore some private ideas that one might hold in their mind. I wanted to create an image where the ideas, thoughts, or memories are either coming into the mind or leaving the mind. The double face creates a conflict of what different voices in ones head want to reveal to the world. One voice may want to say something to the world, but then another voice says”shhh”. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/98b4dde6-ae60-4714-9c4f-4df42e21919a/To_make_you_feel_my_love+copy.jpg Home “To Make You Feel My Love” Aluminum, glass, beads, stones, metal, shells, found objects, etc on wood, covered with epoxy. 24”x 24”. I wanted to try making a mosaic using various items I have in my studio. I usually use glass, beads, etc as highlights in my pieces, but in this one I wanted to make them the stars of the piece. You can’t appreciate the reflective quality of this piece on a computer or phone screen. In person the light reflecting off the various items is amazing. This piece was inspired by the song with the same name. Written by Bob Dylan and covered more recently by Adele. https://www.leonginart.com/about daily 0.75 2026-06-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/97cc09b5-acbb-47e0-a6d9-aea2375d60bd/PortraitofaMan+copy.jpg About & Contact - Make it stand out “Portrait of a Man” 24”x24”. Aluminum, glass, beads, metal, stones, shells, found objects, etc on painted wood board covered with epoxy. A mosaic of various objects. I used stones with subdued colors for the frame to contrast with this very colorful image. The light reflecting quality of this piece is incredible but hard to appreciate on the screen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/40751264-695a-4409-ae73-c13ae6b3e78c/StormsStork+copy.jpg About & Contact - Make it stand out “Storm’s Stork” 36” x 12” Aluminum and glass beads on wood, covered with epoxy. A rare stork species found in South East Asia. https://www.leonginart.com/more daily 0.75 2026-06-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/e1a5dc1d-4140-4949-9d81-76aaeb9632b3/beeeater+copy.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/8d06f08b-8361-49a5-9c30-6aebf51af72a/reflections.jpg More Art “Reflections” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 24” x 36” This abstract piece was inspired by reflections that I saw in a mirror. The different elements in the image “reflect” somewhere else in the image. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/df4ed3e2-8a70-4564-a166-f135a8c27abe/LobsterMaine1+copy.jpg More Art “Lobster Maine” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 36” x 24”. Sold. A map art piece with an iconic Maine theme. 75 cans were necessary to create this image. I created a pattern where lobster doesn’t touch lobster. Each lobster is surrounded by black can pieces as if they are in a lobster trap. I used glass beads in a random pattern for the frame to contrast with the repetitive lobster pattern . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/a7e35749-1357-4be8-b16c-adf220216d67/IMG_1946.jpg More Art “Spaces” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 24” x 36” This piece was an exploration of different shapes and the spaces that lie between them and also the spaces within each shape that are not covered with colored metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/5ad70c41-805c-4c9c-bc20-8ffbbed8c83d/zebra.jpg More Art “Zebra” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 33” x 32” This is another work in the negative space. Again using the white background as the white part of the zebra body. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/7c647bad-b89e-41ce-8217-48752473016c/portraitofA.jpg More Art “Rooster” Aluminum on wood. 14” tall. Sold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/2c916782-471d-42de-944d-870c3e12be7e/IMG_2424.jpg More Art - “Oriental Pied Hornbill” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 36” x 24” As an avid birder, I really enjoy making images of birds. The more colorful and outrageous the bird species the more it lends it self to the medium of brightly colored metal cans. The Oriental-Pied Hornbill is a large canopy dwelling bird found in Southeast Asia. “Oriental Pied Hornbill” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 36”x 24” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/618db2f58ea85119a2a6a3f7/8d1c6605-8e06-4d9a-b3af-a3b5f3c2eb2c/Plate-billed+Mountain+Toucan.jpg More Art - “Plate-billed Mountain Toucan” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 36” x 18” A beautiful toucan species native to the western slope of the Andes in Ecuador and extending south into Colombia. Using its large bill it feeds on fruit, insects and eggs. Here I used a blue glass bead as a piece of fruit. “Oriental Pied Hornbill” Aluminum on wood covered with epoxy. 36”x 24”