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Ski Paintings.
Pow Wow!
16" x 20"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$725
Oh that floating feeling. One of those rare days where it feels like you’re hovering above the show, every turn generating fine, fluffy flakes that blow into your face. Each turn is effortless and feels a bit like magic.
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$725
Oh that floating feeling. One of those rare days where it feels like you’re hovering above the show, every turn generating fine, fluffy flakes that blow into your face. Each turn is effortless and feels a bit like magic.
Snow Good
16" x 20"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$725
There’s nothing quite like a powder day—a rare gift that every skier dreams about. This painting captures the magic of first tracks, with the skier carving through the fresh snow, the light, fluffy powder kicking up in soft clouds. The trees are heavily laden with snow, soaking up the dappled light. It’s the kind of day where every turn feels effortless, and the joy of the moment makes you forget everything else.
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$725
There’s nothing quite like a powder day—a rare gift that every skier dreams about. This painting captures the magic of first tracks, with the skier carving through the fresh snow, the light, fluffy powder kicking up in soft clouds. The trees are heavily laden with snow, soaking up the dappled light. It’s the kind of day where every turn feels effortless, and the joy of the moment makes you forget everything else.
On Top of the World
18" x 36"
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$870
“On Top of the World” is about reconciling ourselves with the conflict of going out of our comfort zones and the feelings of peace and harmony when achieving our personal goals. The skier in the painting began the trek to reach the mountain peak without the assurance of success. Embarking on our life journeys and finding success along the way transforms us from feeling tentative and uncertain, to experiencing the feelings of empowerment and awe.
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$870
“On Top of the World” is about reconciling ourselves with the conflict of going out of our comfort zones and the feelings of peace and harmony when achieving our personal goals. The skier in the painting began the trek to reach the mountain peak without the assurance of success. Embarking on our life journeys and finding success along the way transforms us from feeling tentative and uncertain, to experiencing the feelings of empowerment and awe.
And So The Story Began
20" x 30"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$990
“And So The Story Began” is a tale of adventure, taking risks and living life to the fullest. These Canadian ski buddies are on the ultimate expedition - in search of Japan’s famed champagne powder. In the end, the real story won’t be about the snow or the turns, it will be about the precious friendships, camaraderie, and enjoying life to the fullest.
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$990
“And So The Story Began” is a tale of adventure, taking risks and living life to the fullest. These Canadian ski buddies are on the ultimate expedition - in search of Japan’s famed champagne powder. In the end, the real story won’t be about the snow or the turns, it will be about the precious friendships, camaraderie, and enjoying life to the fullest.
Panorama Morning
18" x 24"
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$695
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$695
Lemming Line
12" x 24"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
SOLD
Oil on Canvas (framed)
SOLD
Gothics
24" x 30"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1150
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of a backcountry adventure—the vastness of the slopes stretching out before you, untouched and waiting. As the sun breaks through the misty clouds, these three skiers experience a moment that few people get to experience. The mountain feels endless, the light ethereal, and the silence is broken only by the sound of skis slicing through the powder. This scene is about embracing the adventure, feeling small in the vastness, and letting the magic prevail.
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1150
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of a backcountry adventure—the vastness of the slopes stretching out before you, untouched and waiting. As the sun breaks through the misty clouds, these three skiers experience a moment that few people get to experience. The mountain feels endless, the light ethereal, and the silence is broken only by the sound of skis slicing through the powder. This scene is about embracing the adventure, feeling small in the vastness, and letting the magic prevail.
Coaches Corner
24" x 36"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1395
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1395
Freshies
10" x 10"
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$250
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$250
Take a Hike!
20" x 30"
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$840
The Canadian Rockies offer a playground for exploring and adventure. Whether it’s a walk along a frozen river, cruising down a groomer at a local ski hill or taking in a backcountry experience, winter is full of opportunity. This skier is taking the path less traveled on a snowy day.
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$840
The Canadian Rockies offer a playground for exploring and adventure. Whether it’s a walk along a frozen river, cruising down a groomer at a local ski hill or taking in a backcountry experience, winter is full of opportunity. This skier is taking the path less traveled on a snowy day.
The North American
24" x 36"
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$1070
Oil on Gallery Canvas (unframed)
$1070
Up Up and Away
24" x 36"
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1395
That morning on the chairlift it felt like we were heading into the abyss. The fog was thick, and the world was grey as we loaded the chair. What were we doing, and why did we leave the comfort of our warm home to be here? As we climbed higher, the clouds started to break apart and suddenly, there it was—a majestic vista of snow-covered peaks glowing in the sun! The tiny pops of color from the people on the chairlift are a reminder of how small we are in the grandness of nature.
Oil on Canvas (framed)
$1395
That morning on the chairlift it felt like we were heading into the abyss. The fog was thick, and the world was grey as we loaded the chair. What were we doing, and why did we leave the comfort of our warm home to be here? As we climbed higher, the clouds started to break apart and suddenly, there it was—a majestic vista of snow-covered peaks glowing in the sun! The tiny pops of color from the people on the chairlift are a reminder of how small we are in the grandness of nature.
Hayfever
30" x 30"
Oil on Canvas
NFS
There’s a special kind of magic in the early morning before a ski race. The air is crisp, the trees heavy with snow, and the valley below still cloaked in shadow as the first golden light begins to creep in. The snow is untouched except for a lone set of tracks, marking the path of the first person to head down. It’s quiet, calm, and impossibly beautiful—a moment that feels like it’s just for us, the race crew. Soon, this slope will be buzzing with athletes, coaches, and all the energy of competition. But for now, it’s ours, a peaceful gem before the chaos takes over.
Oil on Canvas
NFS
There’s a special kind of magic in the early morning before a ski race. The air is crisp, the trees heavy with snow, and the valley below still cloaked in shadow as the first golden light begins to creep in. The snow is untouched except for a lone set of tracks, marking the path of the first person to head down. It’s quiet, calm, and impossibly beautiful—a moment that feels like it’s just for us, the race crew. Soon, this slope will be buzzing with athletes, coaches, and all the energy of competition. But for now, it’s ours, a peaceful gem before the chaos takes over.
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