
Vail
A groomed slope and colorful mountain layers carry the rush of a ski day.
View VailSearching for “ski art Reddit”? Maybe you want a reminder of the place where you learned to turn, or a winter work for a wall you see every day. I make paintings of the mountains, towns and moments that stay with me after the lifts close.

Choose a work that brings back a feeling, not just a resort name.
Think about whether you love the motion of a run, the hush of fresh snow, the scale of the peaks or the lights of a mountain town. Then compare the color, composition and size with the room where it will live. Each painting takes an experience of place and gives it a visual rhythm of its own.
Read my Western Art & Architecture interviewStart with places many skiers know—Vail, Aspen, Telluride, Beaver Creek and Winter Park—then follow the work that feels like your mountain. Each painting below opens its own artwork page with edition and size details.

A groomed slope and colorful mountain layers carry the rush of a ski day.
View Vail
An Aspen mountain view with radiant color and the energy of a ski town.
View Aspen Elevated
Towering cliffs and a deep valley give this mountain town its cinematic scale.
View Telluride
A winding snowy route through aspens for a quieter winter mood.
View Bliss
A field of moguls remembers the playful rhythm of a day on skis.
View Bumps
The warm glow of town at night against a snow-covered mountain.
View Vail LightsBegin with a mountain you know or a scene that brings back the feeling of being there.
Measure the wall and compare the edition dimensions on the artwork page. Leave room around the painting so it can breathe.
My digital paintings are dye-sublimated onto high-gloss aluminum, a reflective surface whose appearance shifts with the light around it.
Explore my Ski and Snow collection for mountain and ski-town paintings. The six works above offer a starting point for different moods, from the movement of Vail to the quiet snow of Bliss.
Yes. This guide features Vail, Aspen Elevated, Telluride and Bumps from Winter Park. More works appear in the full collection.
Measure the wall and furniture first, then check the edition dimensions on the individual artwork page. If you would like to see a work at scale, contact my studio with a photo and wall measurements for a visualization.
Each artwork page lists its available edition sizes and dimensions. Finished works include a signature and edition number, with a backplate recording the work’s details.
Browse the full winter collection, or ask my studio about a particular painting and wall.
Explore Ski and Snow Start a conversationAlso explore my Colorado art guide and National Park art guide.