16”x20” oil on panel

Impressions of the pregame festivities at the annual Army Navy game

9”x12” oil on panel

16”x20” oil on panel

Midshipmen prepare to retire the colors at the doors of Bancroft Hall

20”x24” oil on panel

9”x12” oil on panel

Midshipmen marching back from colors detail on Stribling Walk

12”x24” oil on panel

A detail of midshipmen march back to Bancroft after colors.

16”x20” oil on panel

Old Glory stands proud in Tecumseh Court by first and third wings

12”x12” oil on panel

Midshipmen fold the flag after colors duty in T Court.

9”x12” oil on panel

Buffalo Chicken Sandwiches, Choco Tacos, Chili Con Carne…. What’s your favorite?

11”x14” oil on panel

Very personal to the class of 2011, this painting depicts the cover signifying “Plebe no more!” on top of Herndon. This was the only time a female “bucket” cover was used. Days prior, one of our beloved classmates, Kristen Dickmann, suddenly passed away, so we used her cover in her honor.

11”x14” oil on panel

I learned the value of looking confident through claiming unearned Sunday liberty through forbidden plebe lucnhes in the corner of McGarvey’s.

11”x14” oil on panel

The beautiful interior of Memorial Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy.

9”x12” oil on panel

Join them every day for the pledge of allegiance!

20”x24” oil on panel

Every year on September 11, flags representing each soul lost line Stribling walk.

16”x20” oil on panel

This particular ensign was flying on my ship during my very first qualified Officer of the Deck watch. My department head gave it to me as a gift, and I have treasured it ever since.

18”x24” oil on panel

16”x20” oil on panel

In this particular painting, I use oak sprigs as the greenery, giving a nod to a dominant theme in my fine art, found at www.kristincronic.com and alluding to the foundation of a future career built at USNA.)

9”x12” oil on panel

As long as the flag is present, more heads than beds are allowed!

12”x12” oil on panel

Like a hall of mirrors, each wall echoes the opposite with stories of heroism and sacrifice inside Memorial Hall at the US Naval Academy

11”x14” oil on panel