Sugary Night 24" x 36"
Sugary Night is from my first collection, Sugarloaf Mountain. Sugarloaf Mountain is privately owned and was purchased parcel after parcel to provide the general public access to a natural landmark. It is not only the highest peak in the region but has served as a natural escape and setting for visitors and residents to form core memories. Over the years, I have rock climbed, hiked with family and friends, and even proposed to my wife while overlooking the east view.
Sugary Night was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. I wanted to challenge myself to paint one of the most iconic paintings using a slightly different color palette and subject. This painting was one of my first paintings to be selected by Arthouse.NYC and exhibited at Ideal Glass Studio in New York City.
Sugary Night is from my first collection, Sugarloaf Mountain. Sugarloaf Mountain is privately owned and was purchased parcel after parcel to provide the general public access to a natural landmark. It is not only the highest peak in the region but has served as a natural escape and setting for visitors and residents to form core memories. Over the years, I have rock climbed, hiked with family and friends, and even proposed to my wife while overlooking the east view.
Sugary Night was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. I wanted to challenge myself to paint one of the most iconic paintings using a slightly different color palette and subject. This painting was one of my first paintings to be selected by Arthouse.NYC and exhibited at Ideal Glass Studio in New York City.
Sugary Night is from my first collection, Sugarloaf Mountain. Sugarloaf Mountain is privately owned and was purchased parcel after parcel to provide the general public access to a natural landmark. It is not only the highest peak in the region but has served as a natural escape and setting for visitors and residents to form core memories. Over the years, I have rock climbed, hiked with family and friends, and even proposed to my wife while overlooking the east view.
Sugary Night was inspired by Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night. I wanted to challenge myself to paint one of the most iconic paintings using a slightly different color palette and subject. This painting was one of my first paintings to be selected by Arthouse.NYC and exhibited at Ideal Glass Studio in New York City.
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