This painting was sold a couple years ago through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. I am currently witnessing a lot of gorgeous seas and contemplating future paintings. It has been a gift to have a long and only briefly planned voyage to the Caribbean with one of my best buddies. I definitely have been thinking about painting relentlessly, eager to get back to my work.
Some final translucent glazes on the painting this morning. The piece is nearing the finish line. More inspiration from the North country, specifically Lake Pend Oreille in North, Idaho!
New pieces now available through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. I love this gallery, I have been working with them now for nearly 7 years.
One of three paintings I have shipped off to Denver, Colorado. They will be available through a landscape artist show at Abend Gallery. This is a really cool gallery, I had a show there during the Pandemic so I wasn’t able to attend… some day.
I shipped four new pieces to Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. This painting is called “Fade Pink”, inspiration from the Winter that suddenly shifted to Spring.
I am almost finished with this new painting. More inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille in Idaho. I will post the final piece next week!
This is one of three paintings I have in the “La Lune III” show at Haven Gallery in Northport, New York. The show opened over the weekend, this painting was sold.
I framed and shipped two new acrylic paintings to The Grand Bohemian Gallery in Saint Augustine, Florida. This painting is 16”x20” on cradled board finished with a floater frame. i will post a video of the larger painting this weekend.
Today is the beginning of spring, at least on the calendar. This painting, appropriately titled, “Greeting Spring”. More inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille, and the changing of the season. Looking forward to lake time!
A square of weather and meditation. As a child I never ever painted on a square surface. I have grown to appreciate the format in my later days. Square is so void as to feel extra blank. Now I find myself enjoying the possibilities.
brian sostrom 