Thousands of his prints now hang in homes, offices, malls, businesses, motels, gift shops and galleries throughout America and other countries. Dealers in many states also sell his work. Having such a large volume of sales has allowed him to keep his prints so modestly priced.

An original drawing may take from 45 to 100 hours to complete. His eye for detail and self demand for accuracy forces him to do such things as count the rows of bricks in a building or chimney, the number of boards and sheet metal on an old barn, and the petals on a wild flower. Thousands of strokes are used to show the leaves on a tree, the hair on a squirrel, or plants covering a field.