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Artist statement: In this illustration the emotion of "joy" is shown through the metaphor of a little girl being gently lifted off the ground by clouds.

Artist statement: This illustration explores heaven and hell through two gardens.

English edition (1724) of Historia de la conquista de México (History of the Conquest of Mexico) by Antonio de Solís, translated by Thomas Townsend, first published 1684.

I took this photo in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. I really wanted to capture this moment that I found beauty in.

Look at it, but don't walk through it.

The two best things in the world: The University of Kansas and the Jayhawk.

I find it funny that our mighty, hard, harsh mountains are often accompanied by soft, cotton candy clouds in the skies. It's like they are two old friends, one always gruff, and the other always sweet. They wouldn't be as beautiful if they were…

Done in the winter, Autumn Light is nostalgia for the less harsh cousin, the fall. As colors turn red, brown, orange, and rust, everything is in flux. This painting is an attempt at capturing a moment in transition. When the mountains are positioned…

We all love to smile and see a smile. But we often overlook some of the greatest smiles nature has to offer, that of our flowers. As their petals slowly unfurl and their buds become exposed, they look at us with pure radiance and joy. The next time…

The expressions on our faces give away so much. Are we rosy in love? Red with anger? Or tired like oxide rust? However, Gentle Stare gives away so little. The expressionless face is empty, yet filled. Perhaps you know what's going on in her head?