Marigold Studio
Hand-painted originals and fine art prints from a working studio
Featured Work
A selection of recent paintings and series from the studio.
Landscape Series
Soft light on water, misty mornings, and quiet fields. Oil on canvas, mostly 16×20 and larger. Each one painted on location or from memory — never from a photograph alone.
View the series →Still Life Studies
Fruit, flowers, and everyday objects in strong light. Acrylic and watercolour on paper. Small enough for the wall above a desk, big enough to live with for years.
View the studies →Abstract Explorations
Colour, texture, and movement — oil and mixed media. These pieces live somewhere between representation and pure paint. No two are alike.
View abstracts →About the Artist
I've been painting for fifteen years — starting with watercolour and shifting through oils and acrylics as I found what felt right in my hand. I work solo here in the studio, mostly from observation and memory, painting what catches the light or the feeling of a particular morning. Every piece that leaves this studio has been made here, one brushstroke at a time. I believe in slow work and honest materials. That's what you're buying when you buy from Marigold.
Three Ways to Own the Work
Whether you're looking to bring home a finished piece, or dreaming something new into being, there's a path here for you.
Buy an Original or Print
Browse finished paintings and hand-printed fine art prints in the shop. Originals are one-of-a-kind; prints are made on archival paper in small batches so you can own a piece of the work without the original price tag.
Commission a Painting
Describe the painting you're imagining — a subject, a size, a mood — and I'll paint it in my studio specifically for you. Commissions are how I get to paint the things I wouldn't otherwise, and how collectors get exactly what they're dreaming of.
Meet the Studio
I show work regularly at local galleries and outdoor art markets. Seeing a painting in person — the texture, the light, the way the brushwork catches your eye — is different from any photograph. Come by an exhibit.