Inquire Size: 48 x 60Medium: Oil on canvas©2020 Tom Weinkle This painting was inspired by a walk through a pineland area in Alachua, Florida. I’m interested in exploring the edges between the viewer seeing the paint medium as a surface and physical texture and imagined space
Sold Size: 48 x 60Medium: Oil on canvas©2020 Tom Weinkle I’ve always been drawn to ambiguity. In this case, the morning mist laying over New York farmland created a dreamy sense of place I wish to return.
Inquire Size: 48 x 60Medium: Oil on canvas©2020 Tom Weinkle This painting was inspired by a visit to a pecan farm west of Gainesville during Thanksgiving.
Inquire Size: 36 x 48Medium: Oil on canvas©2020 Tom Weinkle Painted in late 2019, I reworked parts of the painting to better reflect my sense of the light I experienced on my descent from the Falls. This painting was inspired by hikes to Kaaterskill Falls during the late fall. I’m drawn to the color …
Inquire Size: 48 x 36Medium: Oil on canvas©2020 Tom Weinkle This painting was inspired by a hike through parts of Skillet Strand. At certain points, the ORV trail seemed to act as a dividing line between stands of Pine and Cypress. The division of species caught my attention.
Inquire Size: 36 x 60Medium: Oil on canvas©2019 Tom Weinkle This painting was inpired by a walk along Concho Billy Trail. The weather in South Florida can change quickly, and I was struck by the beauty of the storm clouds approaching from the west.
Inquire Size: 36 x 48Medium: Oil on canvas©2019 Tom Weinkle I’ve always been drawn to backlit scenes. The contrast of the light against the foreground in shadow is electrifying. This painting was inspired by a drive through Fakahatchee Strand.
Inquire Size: 36x 60Medium: Oil on canvas©2019 Tom Weinkle This painting was inspired by a road trip exploring waterfalls in Massachusetts. I pulled over on a dirt road to let a group of hunters pass, where I saw this stand of trees and underbrush in late fall. This particular painting was created using brush and …
Inspired by visits to Lexington, Virginia, I wanted to capture the thrill and surprise I felt when coming upon this stand of trees in early afternoon light.
This painting was commissioned by a private collector to hang in their home in North Carolina.
