Little Wars Studio

Try to imagine what it could have been like back in the day.

There was once a glorious military blunder that a poem was written about.

Space Orks are always on the move. They are always on the look out for a good scrap.

Guardians have been watching over the Lemonade Sea forever. No one knows why.

The Frost Phoenix freezes everything it flies over. Today it's just cruising.

Another title for this work would be 'Trafalgar". The British ruled the seas as a result of this naval breakthrough.

Tree was inspired by the moss covered trees where i live.

High Elf Light Horse is an award winner at the Beaverton Art Mix 2022.

Painting was sold during the show to a highly intelligent person with exceptional taste.

High Elf spearmen are the backbone of any High Elf army. They are undefeated as long as they are looking sharp.

Acrylic on Canvas 18”X18”

The Bridge of the Gods is a bridge over the Columbia River. It has a great name.

The Tualatin River is a meandering joy.

Acrylic on Canvas 16”X18”

This is a made up place inspired by flowering pink trees.

Acrylic on Canvas 22”X17”

A dry creek bed is uncomplicated. It is a quite warm place.

Acrylic on Canvas 15”X13”

This is a made up landscape with a hot lava river.

Acrylic on Canvas “14X17”

Albert and Bessie Johnson had a vacation home in Death Valley, California. They would drive to their house at night under the light of the moon.

Acrylic on Canvas 20”X20”

This duel was fought between Ragnar Blackmane and Ghazghkull Thraka. Ragnar, the famous Space Wolf, and the infamous Ork, Ghazghkull, fought to the death. But no one died.

Acrylic on Canvas 18”X18”

Eldar Flyer over ruins.

Acrylic on Canvas 18”X24”

The Crimson Hunter is a space elf flier. Today it is flying over the Oregon forest because that is where I live.

Acrylic on Canvas 18”X16”

Completed this painting in May 2020. An alternative title, based on the times we were living in, is “Assault on Covid-19.”

Acrylic on Canvas 22”X16”

Fort Hope was painted when the COVID19 pandemic arrived in the United States. It is an expression of my hope that it is not the end of the world.

Acrylic on Canvas 22”X16”

The Emperor’s Fist is a detachment from the Vigilus Defiant book. This is the first part of a Vigilus Defiant Diptych.

Acrylic on canvas 36” X 24”.

The Dread Waaagh! is a detachment in the Vigilus Defiant book. This is the second painting in the Vigilus Defiant Diptych.

Acrylic on canvas 36” X 24”

This painting was inspired by a visit to Disneyland. It was painted as a surprise gift for my wife, Susan.

Acrylic on canvas, 27”x23”.

Painting is not for sale.

Scout Sentinels is a small painting that I made for my grandson.

Acrylic on canvas, 9”x12”.

Not for sale.

There are 1,367 Orks, one Battle Wagon and two Burna Bombers in the painting.  The Burna Bombers are copies of the two that I have in my personal collection.

Arcylic on canvas, 36” X 36”.

Painting is not for sale.

The White Scorpions are a chapter of the space marine forces battling the mighty space orks.

Acrylic on canvas 36” X 23”.

524th Norumbega Guard is my made up Cadian regiment.

Acrylic on Canvas 29” X 29”.

Protecting Lootas and a souped-up shokka with Gretchin in the 41st millennia was thing.

Acrylic on Canvas 28” X 28”.

Epsilon 67 is a very remote outpost. Nevertheless, how is it possible for five Ork Stompas and a mob of boyz from the Bad Moon Clan to show up so undetected at dawn. The Power Screen Projector was never rated to withstand five Deffkannons. Hopefully the small garrison can determine the full weight of the Ork assault before it is overwhelmed.

Acrylic on canvas, 24” X 30”

The Ultramarine Redemptor Dreadnought is shooting at Genestealers through the trees.

Acrylic on canvas, 24” X 24”

This stylized Knight is acrylic on paper 9”X12”.

Kyle did not put shoulder pads on his knight.

Acrylic on paper 9”X12”.

Night in the Forest was painted for my son Luke. He noticed that the Knight’s horse was running and stopped for no apparent reason. Something happened in the moonlight that made the horse slow down.

Acrylic on canvas 24” X 24”.

Painting is not for sale.

This painting was inspired by the story of Lewis and Clark. It depicts a moment when they see deeper water and easier going as they approach the Columbia River in 1805.

Acrylic on Canvas, 24” X 24”.

This painting sat unfinished in my studio for several years. Once I found the inspiration to complete it I discovered that the vikings had gotten excited about seeing something in the water. That is when the blue whale surfaced.

Acrylic on Canvas, 23.5” X 23.5”.

The painting is not for sell.

“DanZog Arrives” is my first 40K painting. It was completed in January 2019.

DanZog is a Big Mek Warlord with a Kustom Force Field. He is a Blood Ax and travels with his good buddy Snikrot. In this painting DanZog arrives from the tellyporta in his Battlewagon along with Snikrot’s Blood Ax commandos and thirty other Blood Ax boyz as they emerge from hiding.

Acrylic on canvas 48” X 36”.

This painting was inspired by a visit to Death Valley.

Acrylic on Canvas 30” X 30”.

This painting was inspired by the spring flowers, unique trees and my fascination with stage coaches.

It is Acrylic on Canvas 36” X 36”.

I made this painting in 1971 while in school at California State University, Northridge. It reflects my interest in the Civil War and trains.

Acrylic on canvas, 43.5” X 43.5”.

This is a made up Confederate fort.

Acrylic on canvas, 34.5” X 33.5”.

US Civil War cannons at night.

Acrylic on canvas, 24” X 24”.

Painting is not for sale.

Acrylic on canvas, 25.5” X 25.5”

Acrylic on canvas, 24” X 24”.

I once read that something like this happened back in the day. I believed that it happened so I made a painting of it.

Acrylic on canvas, 34.5” X 34.5”.

“Mark Fives” is a painting depicting World War II German Panzer tanks crossing a river in the forest.

Acrylic on canvas, 25.5 X 25.5”.

The King needs protecting.

Acrylic of canvas, 31.5” X 31.5”.

Darius used scythed chariots at the battle of Gaugamela while fighting Alexander the Great. It didn’t work out so well for Darius.

This is a very large painting.

Acrylic on canvas, 72” X 44”.

I made this large painting while in graduate school at the University of Washington.

Acrylic on Canvas, 74” X 56”

I made this small painting after reading David Howarth’s book “1066 Year of the Conquest.” I highly recommend this book. It is amazing history.

Acrylic on Canvas, 15.5” X 13.25”

Painting is not for sale.