Over the years I've been asked by other architects to produce presentation watercolors (as well as digital images) of their projects. I am very glad to do this, so please let me know what I can do for you.

In the days before Revit, perspective drawings had to be done by hand: 3D modeling programs didn't come into popular use until the late 1990s. A hand-drawn perspective was often the only way for a client, jury, or review board to see a building before it was built.

I've helped many architects win competitions and present to clients, review commissions, boards of visitors, and municipal and neighborhood committees. Together we've created advertising pieces, marketing materials, websites, and fund-raising packages. My images are used for articles, limited editions of prints for sale, and special gifts for honorees and donors in the form of framed watercolors. I've produced single drawings and groups of drawings describing concepts, plans, complex forms, assemblies, landscapes, usage, and entourage.

It has been an honor to work with so many distinguished clients over the years. Many drawings have been published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Architectural Record, and elsewhere. I've donated many of my original paintings of Washington subjects to the Library of Congress.