This is a painting I did, when I was in my abstract stage, I call this, " Wild Kingdom".

I call this piece, " The eye of the Storm".

This is one I carved out of alabaster. The rock started out at about 300 pounds, when I was done, it was about 50 pounds.

Southeast Alaska

This is how the landscape looked were I use to fish in Alaska as a child.

Reaching your goals

My son is a natural soccer player. Here he is coming in for the goal.

In this piece I see a person finding the light at the end of the tunnel. I call it, " freedom".

This is my first digital painting. I call it, "Return to Eden".

I am sorry for my spelling error in my last post. I meant to spell reflections rather than reflextions. I think I need to go back to school.

I took this photo the other day trying to get the reflextions in the water. Not very creative title, but I call it, " Reflextions".

I made this painting in memory of my drinking days. The scene is painted right before closing time. I call it, " Last Call".

This is a piece I did when I was in Lima Peru. It is made out of Peruvian Marble, and it is very heavy.

I was hiking in the woods, and came across this pond. It has fish in it, and doesn't seem many people know about it. I call it the secret pond.

I was just messing with the color and lighting in this shot.

This is a abstract I did when I was having alot of drama in my life. I call it "Conflicted".

This is a sculpture I did in Park city Utah called "Mother Urban." She is made out of epoxy resin and bronze powder. This is my first relief work

This is a digital painting I did. I call it, " The fisherman's wife." It brings back memories of my youth.

Here is a photo I took at sunset of a light house. I like working with shadows and light.

Years ago I attempted this life size sculpure. She stood 6 ft. and was made out blue clay.

Growing up I spent my summers fishing in Alaska with my father. We sold our catch in the little fishing village of Pelican. The only way to get here was by plane or boat, there were no roads.

My name is Brett Alan Corbin and I am an artist here in the San Juan Islands. This is a photo I took of a outstanding sunset at Whale watch park. I didn't see any whales that day, but the sunset took my breath away.