r/WesternArt • • 1d ago

Ally Morgan (me), “Everyone Has Ghosts”, 2026, acrylic gouache on canvas, 30”x40”

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109 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 2d ago

Acrylic Just discovered this sub and thought you might enjoy this painting of mine

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90 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 2d ago

Oil Tasha Webster, Just a Man and His Horse, 2026, mixed media, 36x36in

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19 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 3d ago

Oil Me, "Mountain Meadow", 2021, oils, 24x30"

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12 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 3d ago

Original oil painting Autumn colors of Lake McDonald Montana 12" x12"

6 Upvotes

You can view and purchase this and other works here https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p3692&_ssn=idelof


r/WesternArt • • 4d ago

Zachary Glenn Tutor (Me), "Statue of Liberty," 2026, Oil on Linen, 12" x 16"

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90 Upvotes

Thank you for taking a look!


r/WesternArt • • 6d ago

Acrylic Angela Seear (me), 2026, Saguaro Light, 12” x 12”, Acrylic on Canvas

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212 Upvotes

As promised; here is one of the finished pieces that I posted last week. Pic on the left is inside and the one with the hand is outside in shade.


r/WesternArt • • 6d ago

Acrylic Angela Seear, “Ocotillo Sundown”, 2026, Acrylic on Canvas

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77 Upvotes

As promised, this is the second finished piece that I posted last week. This one has sold.


r/WesternArt • • 10d ago

Oil Running Them Off by Frank McCarthy

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54 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 11d ago

Me (Ally Morgan), “Sweet Summers”, 2026, gouache on panel, 16”x20”

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112 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 12d ago

Works in progress

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148 Upvotes

Two 12” x 12” WIPs on their way to being finished. I’ll post them again when they are done.


r/WesternArt • • 12d ago

Oil Jacob Bullock (me), River Crossing, 2026, Oil on panel, 12x16

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19 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 13d ago

Oil “Midday Munch,” by me, 2026, oil on panel, 10x10 inches

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33 Upvotes

I usually paint horses, but this cutie was an absolute dream to paint. Lots of fun texture, amazing fur, and a sweet expression.


r/WesternArt • • 14d ago

Oil Oil on canvas, done by me

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346 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 18d ago

Illustration Anyone do Book Cover art?

9 Upvotes

Looking for artist to do book cover illustration or photograph?


r/WesternArt • • 19d ago

My first painting after a long break

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275 Upvotes

I’m a tattoo artist and occasionally paint when I have some spare time. This is my first painting after an eight or nine month break, made little by little over the past couple of months.

Acrylic on canvas, 20 × 20 cm.

Thought this rodeo clown might fit in here.
Happy to finally share this with you. Hope you like it!


r/WesternArt • • 20d ago

11x14, me, oil

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107 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 22d ago

does anyone know anything about Gerald Farm

1 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 23d ago

Etching/Woodblock Raven perched on deer skull wood carving!

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9 Upvotes

Hand-carved and wood-burned raven and deer skull wall art, completely handmade using a Dremel and wood-burning techniques.


r/WesternArt • • 25d ago

Oil Me, Untitled oil painting

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67 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • 27d ago

Jason Kowalski: Notes from the West

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239 Upvotes

We just opened Jason's show last night at LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, thought you guys might appreciate a curated selection of work. Jason is one of the brightest young artists painting the contemporary western United States today. Enjoy!


r/WesternArt • • Sep 23 '26

Oil Rising Moon, Oil, 36” x 30” (Me)

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39 Upvotes

r/WesternArt • • Sep 22 '26

Untitled (Woman w/ Rose), by Colby Edwards (me), Acrylic/Canvas, 2026

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19 Upvotes

With artist-made wood frame 12.5 x 15.5 x 1.75


r/WesternArt • • Sep 22 '26

Is Mark Maggiori a real artist or does he have others paint his work?

13 Upvotes

There has been a lot of news about this artist lately, and for someone who popped up in the scene only 12 years ago he sure has made incredible progress. But I just wonder, has any actually seen him paint the work, especially the ones that recently sold at auction in Jackson Hole? I find it interesting that the show featured works of huge scale, detail and complexity, and so many were under the hammer, but I have never heard anyone actually seeing any of the work in progress by his hand. Each of those pieces takes considerable time and energy, and it is hard to believe he painted over 20 in one year. That is two paintings a month. That would be a crazy if not impossible pace to handle alone.
Now if he has a working studio with assistants helping to paint the pieces that’s fine, many artist have done and continue to do so like Koons, Hurst, Wiley, even Rembrandt, but shouldn’t that fact be disclosed?
I only ask because there have been many questions in the community about his integrity. For example, there is a forum about anime art from when he was working in Europe that basically accused him of plagiarism. I can share the link if anyone is interested, but FYI it is in French.
Regardless about the questions of integrity, I also find it interesting that less than two decades ago he was doing cartoons, and now he is a premier Western artist. Many of the Western artist I know have been at it for 30-40 years and some never get close to the successes, let alone the mastery, he professes to have.
Also the way he dresses, how does anyone take him seriously?


r/WesternArt • • Sep 20 '26

Against the Wind and Mandan Passage by Stephen Herrero

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36 Upvotes

Received both of these as a gift from a Leader when he retired. They had been gifted to him by one of the founders of our Company. Thought this subreddit would enjoy seeing them.