
Maroon Bells
Jewel tones, autumn color and the famous twin peaks after dark.
Explore Maroon BellsIf you came here searching for “Colorado art Reddit,” you may be trying to find work that feels connected to the place, rather than another generic mountain print. I grew up in Colorado. These paintings come from the landscapes, ski days and changing light that have stayed with me.

A familiar landmark helps. A lived relationship with it goes further.
My work begins with being outdoors: hiking, skiing, watching weather move across a ridge, and remembering how a place felt. The painting is an interpretation of that experience, made with bold color and simplified forms. If you are choosing art for a home or collection, start with the place you have a connection to. Then look at the artist’s point of view, the scale on your wall, and how the work is made.
Read my artist statementThese are works currently shown on the Colorado collection page. Each image opens its artwork page, where you can see edition details and inquire about placement.

Jewel tones, autumn color and the famous twin peaks after dark.
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A love letter to the Flatirons, where I grew up.
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A Colorado landmark within my larger National Parks body of work.
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The energy of a ski day, carried through color and the rhythm of the slopes.
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Evening light over a Colorado landscape.
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A sweeping view of the San Juan Mountains.
Explore TellurideChoose a landscape that means something to you. Aspen, Boulder, Vail and the national parks each carry a different memory. If the parks draw you in, explore my National Park art guide.
Measure the wall and leave room for the work to breathe. Check each artwork page for current sizes and editions.
My paintings are produced on high-gloss aluminum. Artwork pages describe fabrication, edition size, signature and authentication.
Start with the artist’s own work and story. I grew up in Colorado, and my Colorado collection includes paintings of places from Boulder and Aspen to Vail and Rocky Mountain National Park.
Begin with the wall’s width, sight line and surrounding furniture. Compare those measurements with the sizes listed on each artwork page, then contact my studio if you want to discuss a specific space.
Yes. Explore paintings of Maroon Bells near Aspen, Telluride and Rocky Mountain National Park, or browse the full Colorado collection for other places that mean something to you.
Start with the place and the painting itself. Then check the artwork page for available dimensions, edition size, surface and authentication details. If you are deciding between works or sizes, tell my studio about your wall and the Colorado place you have in mind.
Explore the collection, or tell me which place and wall you have in mind.
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