create a mural to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Israel by the Association for Promoting Tourism. 1989 marked Collins’ return to African soil to complete the series entitled "Kenya: In the Beginning" commissioned by the Bartek Corporation, capturing the individual qualities of the Turkana, Samburu, and Maasai tribes. The series of fifteen paintings were unveiled in Kenya and has been used in various fundraising venues. The collection hangs at the headquarters of Bartek Corporation in Ypsilanti, Michigan, and Spaulding for Children in Detroit, Michigan. 1990s to present Collins then answered the call of the Pacific Rim, moving to Omihachiman, Japan in 1994, commissioned by Amway Japan Corporation. Through his immersion in Japanese culture, he created paintings that acted as a bridge of insight for the Western eye, offering a view into the customs, rituals, and harmony of the Japanese people. The collection was unveiled in 1997 at the Megaro Gajoun Museum in Tokyo, Japan and exhibited at the Kawara Museum in Omihachiman, Japan. In 1998 Collins was honored by a request from the International Peace Center to represent the United States of America with a sixty piece retrospective entitled "Visions", to help reinitiate the annual International Arts Festival in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The theme of the event was "Healing" an effort to erase the scars of war. Opening night at the Collegium Artisticum drew an emotional group of people that had not seen each other since the war ended. During his stay, he served as a goodwill ambassador for the arts community and invited the artists of Banja Luka to rejoin the art program in Sarajevo. In 2000, he unveiled "Who is Key West?" a series of paintings that captures the flavor of a unique part of the United States of America. Collins knew that visitors came to enjoy the island and the unique personalities that shape the city of Key West, so he immortalizes these characters in a fourteen piece series. The collection was exhibited at the Key West Museum of Art and History, voted Florida's best Museum 2007 – Florida Magazine, through 2014. In 2004, the "Founders of a Dream Mural" was unveiled in Havana, Cuba at the Simon Bolivar Museum at the inauguration ceremonies of the International Arts Festival. His work from the "Embargo of the Angels" series was also on exhibit at the National Museum of Fine Arts of Havana. Collins has also designed many distinguished awards and