
This 16” x 20” painting is on the smaller side. I have a number of large scale paintings in the works so this was a nice diversion.
Final painting of 2025, here is hoping for a peaceful 2026.

This 16” x 20” painting is on the smaller side. I have a number of large scale paintings in the works so this was a nice diversion.
Final painting of 2025, here is hoping for a peaceful 2026.

Finishing one last painting before Christmas! Like many people I will be spending time with family and friends over the holidays. I am so excited to see people that I love that I don’t see as often as I would like. It is also difficult for me to take time away from the studio, my obsessive nature no doubt.



Three small seascapes. Which is your favorite from this collection?

I have some small works available through Momentum gallery in Asheville, North Carolina! This was a personal favorite in the collection.
https://momentumgallery.com/artists/132-brian-sostrom/


A colorful little painting in the studio this morning.

Three paintings I have shipped to Robert Lange Studios for their exhibit “Horizon Lines”. This is a group exhibit at their gallery in Charleston, South Carolina. I am excited to be sending new work to their gallery.







Five small paintings heading to Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. These paintings are for the gallery’s annual small works exhibit opening November 13th.

This painting has a bit of a haunted and desolate feeling. I am always grateful when the is an emotional resonance with a piece. The vibe seems appropriate for these waning autumn days.
I was pleased to hear that these two paintings were sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. They go back a few years, good to remember them and remind myself how things have moved with time.



October already? These months are changing far too fast. I always dread the long darkness of the seasons we are entering. But my studio focus becomes even more intense, it keeps me enthusiastic and motivated.