Art In Situ - Part I

Shipping out a sold painting can be bittersweet. After spending so much time with a particular piece, it can be tough to say goodbye to it. Yet, despite my attachment to the work - or perhaps because of it - when a work sells, I feel so proud to know that the work will be cherished. I’m thrilled that a piece I poured my time, energy, and love into will have an opportunity to make someone else happy.

For that reason, it’s always a thrill to receive an in situ photo of a work in its new home. It’s like getting a glimpse of an old, beloved friend, thriving in their new life. Here are just a few of my favorite in situ photos from the artwork sold these past seven months. I love to see them right where they were always meant to be.

“Brighton Blooms,” acrylic, 20” x 16” in situ

“Alpine Dreams,” acrylic, 24” x 48” in situ

“Misty Blue Ridge,” acrylic, 20” x 16” in situ

“Crisp Air on Matterhorn,” acrylic, 14” x 11” in situ

Two pet portrait commissions, “Ellie” and “Rigby” acrylic, 14” x 11” in situ

“Teton Towers,” acrylic, 20” x 16” in situ

“Grandfather Mountain Silhouette,” acrylic, 12” x 9” in situ

“Vonnie’s Garden” landscape commission, acrylic, 20” x 24”

Two pet portrait commissions, “Roner and Izzy” and “Miley” in situ

Already have an original piece from my studio? Send along an image of the work in your space to be featured in the next addition of “Art In Situ.” I would love to see the work shines in your home.