Paintings that capture the heart and soul of the subject.
My goal is to create pieces that align with the client’s vision and also my artistic vision.
recent works
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![Watercolor painting of a small yellow bird with black eyes and a black beak, perched on a thin branch with a blurry background of gray, green, and yellow hues.]()
Little Mac
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![Watercolor painting of a lake or river with hills in the background, trees on the right, and a small docking area with boats in the foreground.]()
By The Jocasse 2
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![A watercolor painting of a pink flamingo standing in water, with a dark green and black background and yellow highlights on the right side.]()
Pink Birdy Club
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![A watercolor painting of a landscape with pink, orange, blue, and green hues depicting a sunset or sunrise over fields and trees.]()
Flamingo Sunrise
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![Watercolor painting of a mallard duck with a green head, yellow beak, and brown chest, standing on grass.]()
Woodward
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![Watercolor painting of a large tree with wide branches and green leaves, set against a light sky background, signature 'Katy' in red at the bottom right corner.]()
The Old Oak
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![A watercolor painting of a scenic landscape featuring a body of water, lush green trees on the shoreline, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.]()
By the Jocasee
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![Colorful watercolor portrait of a young boy with blue eyes, curly light brown hair, smiling showing teeth, wearing a green shirt.]()
Henry
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![A watercolor illustration of a man and woman standing side by side, with the woman holding a green book. The man has a beard, wears a gray shirt and shorts, and the woman has long hair, wears a green dress, and holds the book close to her chest. They are depicted on textured white paper, with a pink background and a black pen nearby.]()
Guest Portraits
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![Watercolor painting of a house with a brick facade and green shutters, surrounded by green grass and tall trees.]()
Hallmark Home
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![A watercolor painting of a large tree with green leaves and a thick brown trunk. The background has soft pastel colors blending together, and there is red cursive text near the bottom left of the tree.]()
Sycamore Hope
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![Watercolor painting of a dog with brown ears and a white and brown face, looking directly at the viewer. The name Susan is written below in a pinkish splash.]()
Susan
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![Watercolor painting of mountains layered in shades of blue and green, with a few trees in the foreground.]()
Daniel
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![Watercolor painting of a light blue wooden house with a porch and black shutters, surrounded by green and pink flowering trees under a blue sky.]()
Boxwood Plantation
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![Watercolor painting of a young dark brown horse with a blue halter, standing against a plain background.]()
Ace
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![Watercolor painting of a dog with dark fur, brown eyes, and expressive facial features, with a white background.]()
Leia
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![Watercolor painting of a church with a tall brick chimney, large glass windows on one side, and a sign that reads 'Good Shepherd Preschool' with trees in the background.]()
Good Shepherd
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![Watercolor painting of a dog's face with yellow and gray fur, large expressive eyes, nose, and part of a blue collar, with the handwritten words 'Lily' and 'Your Gourd' at the bottom.]()
Lily
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![Watercolor painting of yellow flowers with green leaves on paper.]()
Yellow Jasmine
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![A landscape painting of a serene lake reflecting the colorful sky above, with silhouettes of trees on the horizon and lush grass along the water's edge.]()
Tyner's Sunset
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![Watercolor painting of a hummingbird with green, blue, and purple feathers against a pastel pink, orange, and yellow background.]()
Hummingbird
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![Watercolor painting of a kitten's face with large yellow eyes and pink ears, signed by the artist Hall Jordan.]()
Charles
This isn't just a craft — it's a reflection of what I believe in. From the very beginning, I've felt that the ability to create is a gift, not something I earned but something given to me by the God Himself. Every subject I paint carries a piece of that same gift — a person's laugh lines and quiet strength, a pet's particular way of tilting its head, the worn brick of a house that's held a family's whole story. When I sit down with my watercolors, I'm not just trying to make something pretty. I'm trying to notice what makes that subject them, and honor it.
That's why I treat every commission like a partnership. Your memory, your pet, your home, your loved one — you already know what makes them worth painting. My job is to listen closely enough to see it too, and then translate it onto paper with as much care as the subject deserves. I'm here to create work that matters — not trend-driven, not rushed, but rooted in a shared commitment to quality and to the people (and creatures, and places) I'm painting for. This is what has always motivated me to do the best with every brush stroke.
