

Site Updated - March 25th, 2026

Keep Crayin’ On sits at the intersection of a lifetime of hands-on creating and a deep sense of responsibility to give something meaningful back to the community. After years of opportunities, including painting stage backdrops for iconic classic rock bands, I felt a growing obligation to turn that experience into something that benefits the next generation.
Creative development starts early. It begins with imagination, hand control, and opportunities to work with tools that bring ideas to life—often starting with something as simple as a box of crayons. Long before screens dominated attention, creativity often started with hands, paper, and intent, where shapes and colors were used to turn simple ideas into real visions.
Keep Crayin’ On exists to keep that spirit moving forward, helping every child see creativity and building not just as a subject, but as a strength they can carry throughout their personal and professional journeys.



Bringing a blast from the past into the present. I’m excited to announce that the paint and brushes are coming back out for another classic rock stage backdrop—this time for April Wine’s 2026 tour. Content releases and media coverage are already in the works.

Had the pleasure of recently joining Tami Bandimere on her Living It Loud show to talk about creativity, curiosity, and community. It aired on KLDC 1220 AM and on KLZ 560 AM. Listen on the Interviews page









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