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.
Fade Pink (shipped)
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Spring’s Promise (WIP)
I am almost finished with this new painting. More inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille in Idaho. I will post the final piece next week!
Rainbow and Stone
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.
Things to Come (Shipped)
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.
Greeting Spring
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!
Summer Rain (SOLD)
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.
Shining (green)
I always loved the translucent greens in this painting. St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect day to post this one again 💚
Small Comfort (revisit)
This miniature is from three years back. I did a series of these intriguing little pieces. I believe this one was sold through Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado.
Currents
A new water painting! I am still painting on these 16”x12” panels, only one more left now!
Studio (I like it)
I worked with an architect to design my studio. I am now 7 years in on this dream. I’m always seeing things I want to change. The truth is I am super fortunate to have such a great creative space. A place to focus my skills and imagination. Restless as my spirit is, I would still hate to walk away. Time doesn’t stop and work continues until it doesn’t.
brian sostrom 