Jo Moore

First Spill of Light, Painting, Oil on Canvas

2017

Jo Moore's compelling original artwork draws on inspiration from nature, displaying dramatically rich textural surfaces.Sought after both nationally and internationally, and collecte...

Jo Moore's compelling original artwork draws on inspiration from nature, displaying dramatically rich textural surfaces.Sought after both nationally and internationally, and collecte...

Jo Moore's compelling original artwork draws on inspiration from nature, displaying dramatically rich textural surfaces. Sought after both nationally and internationally, and collect...

Jo Moore's compelling original artwork draws on inspiration from nature, displaying dramatically rich textural surfaces. Sought after both nationally and internationally, and collect...

Phillip was fascinated by the light of the low autumn sun shining through a hazel tree hedge. In this painting he's  tried to paint the equivalent of that experience concentrating on...

Collection: Beyond the Horizon Acrylic on canvas Md Tokon's style has reflected the art of American Abstract Expressionists. Md Tokon spent his early years in Jhenidah and Dhaka. Th...

Silent stillness and transient atmospherics draw me to paint the water and its reflections. There is a mystical infinite quality to the light, in particular the exquisite, vaporous a...

Gordon Brown's "Sunset" is an original, handmade oil painting that depicts an atmospheric sunset. "My paintings are all about light and mood," says Colorado native Gordon Brown. He never tires of the view from his converted barn/studio on the state's western slope, which allows him to observe firsthand the various moods and palettes of the seasons. Brown has come to appreciate the subtleties and drama created by changing light and regularly incorporates them into his work. Brown grew up in Grand Junction, CO, and still lives nearby. Ensconced in his century-old home shaded by peach and apricot trees, Brown finds peace and inspiration in this bucolic oasis. From the balcony of his studio at the back of the property, Brown can survey the imposing Bookcliffs mountain range. Brown made his first foray into art when he bought a set of oil paints while in high school. Although he had not painted until then, two of his oils won best of show and first place, respectively, in a high-school art contest. This early recognition sparked his interest in art and his desire to pursue a career as an artist. Brown also received encouragement from several established artists in the area. Shortly after graduating from high school, he was introduced to Mark Rohrig...