Another painting now at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. I have six pieces in the exhibit which will open November 7th, 2020.
Hidden Sun (Montana)
Tag: landscape
Fall Transition
Winter came raging in though Fall is still at work. Time is short on hours, less this time of year. Monochromatic winter looms and palettes shift.
Solitude (Denver)
This painting is at Abend Gallery in Denver. I am currently working on a few pieces this size. There is such a sense of dread and doom, I am pushing forward. Create my greatest work, for myself.
Two for Missoula
Two recent favorites now at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. I sent them a collection of six. I would really love to checkout the gallery. They have built a beautiful new gallery in a great location.
With snow on the roads it’s better just to stay in the studio for now.
Big Beyond (in Montana)
Final shot of this powerful piece, headed to Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. This is the largest painting in a collection of five that just reached the gallery!
Hidden Sun
This painting is part of a collection of work now at Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Six paintings in total and a range of sizes.
Tranquil Wilds (Montana)
I varnished and framed this little collection. They will be heading to Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana.
Big Beyond
One of the new large-scale paintings I am working on in the studio. Currently I am preparing more large panels as I paint. Excited to devote much more time to epic work.
Momentum Gallery
My latest collection of work at Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. The gallery is building out a new gallery space and I am excited to have some new pieces there. I will also be having a show in the gallery next June!
Warming Light (home)
I procrastinate varnishing work. It’s maybe a psychological thing but once something is varnished it is truly done. Even a painting like this one that I really like and won’t change… haven’t varnished it. It takes a sale or an upcoming show to force my hand. That just adds unnecessary pressure down the line. Yeah, it sounds like a psychological issue.
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