Flyfishing and solitude on a quiet afternoon in summer.
10"x14" Watercolor is painted on 100% Cotton Arches Archival paper, sturdy 300 lb. weight for you to frame to match your decor. It is shipped flat to your home.
"As an artist, I see the eyes, broad colors, the impression of life and its surroundings. A memory, a recollection of an encounter, not too much detail, just enough to suggest what I thought I saw, just enough to let you, the viewer, fill in the details from your own memories. The Montana landscape is constantly changing—the light fleeting and the weather unpredictable, the awe inspiring lasts only moments—capturing that special moment challenges the artist in me.”
In 2013, Paul was recognized by the Hockaday Museum of Art in Kalispell, MT as their “ Montana Emerging Artist of the Year”. In 2014 he won the “Creative Catalyst” award at “Watermedia 2014”, the Montana Watercolor Society’s yearly National Exhibition. In 2015 he was awarded Artist-in-Residence for the Upper Missouri Breaks Bureau of Land Management (BLM) National Monument. In 2016 one of his thirty watercolors from his Upper Missouri Breaks Artist-in-Residence was picked to represent the National BLM Conservation Lands Program on their poster. In 2017 Paul became a Signature Member of the Montana Watercolor Society.
