How to Become a Zen Fly-Fishing Artist
John Piacquadio creates truly one-of-a-kind trophies by combining important aspects of his life: meditation, fishing and art.
Artists & Artisans
A Western Renaissance Man
Wildlife photographer Jace Romick skied on the US Ski Team before becoming a furniture maker, rodeo contestant, and artist.
Janice Sugg’s Songs of Nature
Fresh-hued, richly textured, meditative landscapes layered with birds, bison and horses.
Close Encounters with Nine Francois
Her Animalia series is a photographic menagerie of startling, sensitive portraits.
A Connoisseur and Craftsman
Frank Pollaro makes unique, museum-quality furniture for celebrities and billionaires.
Finding Home With Lori Ryker
A boundary-defying creative dynamo—painting, printmaking and designing buildings.
4 Exquisite Mexican Artists on Display in Vail
Each of these artists’ paintings and modern sculpture tells a unique story.
Hamilton Aguiar’s Silver Reflections
Dreamlike landscape paintings of winter forests bathed in a silver mist.
Contributor Spotlight: David O. Marlow
We sat down with the photographer of the 2017 Home of the Year.
Michael Eastman: Master of the Moment
Eastman’s powerful photographs capture glimpses of sublime reality.
La Lune’s Rustic Furnishings
Usually locally harvested willow or poplar, these designs are inspired by natural forms.
The Spirit of the Valley
Painted meditations on the wild creatures and wild places of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Allison Merritt Keeps Looking Forward
With the Western Design Conference Exhibit + Sale celebrating its silver anniversary, the executive director curates beauty with tradition and creativity.
Sacred Geometry: Jessica Bodner’s Sculptural Creations
A Montana artisan creates chandeliers and sculptures influenced by nature’s symmetry.
The Soul of the Wood
Sculptural wooden vessels that celebrate the unpredictable, and often imperfect, beauty of nature.
An Honest Line
Artist Joel Ostlind is known for moody, fine-point etchings of evocative Western scenes.
An Artistic Evolution
Driven by growth and exploration, a Colorado artist creates genre-defying paintings.
Ben Pease: The Storyteller
Sensitive renderings of historic Native American dignitaries layered with contemporary symbols and images.
Tad Bradley: The Glassman of Bozeman
Bradley’s workspace and his art glass creations embody that old expression “Things are not always what they seem.”
Hand-Cut Stained Glass Mosaics
Inspired by her travels and love for the outdoors, this artist hand-cuts each shape in her colorful mountain landscapes.
For the Love of Horses
See Shannon Lawlor’s sharp-eyed glimpses of horses, painted in meticulous detail.
A Study of Trees
Artist Jill Lear's paintings honor the space between the branches and roots as much as the tree itself.
Sarah Winkler’s Layered Landscapes
She’s known for far horizons, rendered in mineral-rich shards and swells of luminous color
Skulls with an Edge
Suzanna Stone Bailey’s stylish bison skulls are one part mountain living, one part rock ‘n’ roll.
