This is one of four paintings I just sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. I have been sending work to this gallery consistently for about a year and a half. I love Wyoming and this town so it’s a little crazy I haven’t personally visited the gallery yet!
Another tribute to the beauty of winter light. So glad the days are getting longer, gradual as it is.
A proper photo of this painting. I am building a body of work for two major exhibits this year.
Light and atmospherics are always part of my painting. This one is especially powerful in person.
A little commission I finished yesterday morning. These days I am focusing on my upcoming exhibits but I am still taking a few commissions to keep things rolling.
Light, color and atmosphere are some of the elements I am obsessed with. So a small sunset painting before I really dig into the winter and forest imagery I am inspired to do.
A modest sized acrylic painting. Continuing some rainbow exploration. I have some very large art panels waiting for me!
This is the third painting in this little series. The painting is my favorite of the group because I am a fan of interesting mark making and simplicity. Creating something seemingly minimal and effortless is often incredibly difficult. This is where all of my years of painting work in my favor.
A simple little study in preparation for grander pieces.
I have a few of these tiny boards lying around. With our recent and impending snows I was inspired to play with some winter light. This is the first painting in the group. More to come…
Today we have a few inches of snow in North Idaho. Nothing but snow for days according to the forecast! Regardless of the date winter has arrived.
So it seemed appropriate to post this warm campfire painting. There is so much I want to work on but it is hard not to switch gears to some winter scenes…
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