New Painting Alert: Long Night (Car on Fire), 2026 by Tim Lane

The burning car series continues. Please take a moment to browse the galleries and the shop and all of the other goodness.

Long Night (Car on Fire), 2026, 12"x12"
$150.00

acrylic on canvas, 12”x12”

 

The Death of Science Fiction by Tim Lane

Finished this painting in 2024, but it always bothered me. I wasn’t exactly happy with it, but I wasn’t sure why. Sometimes that happens and I convince myself it’s my perfectionism eating my brain. And then I let it go because I’m not down with the whole perfectionism baggage anymore. It’s a bad set up. But sometimes it really is the painting. I’m glad I went back in. It’s always a risky endeavor, though. Sometimes when you go back in, you lose what was working well. This time, I finally pinpointed what was annoying me. I think the operation was a success.

The Death of Science Fiction, 2024, 36"x36"
$350.00

acrylic, spray paint, oil paintstick, pastel, crayon & ink on canvas, 36”x36”, price includes shipping

New Painting Alert: Car, 2026 by Tim Lane

Lately, the work has been very personal. Thanks for stopping by. I hope you can spend some time at yoursilentspace.com

Car, 2026, 24"x24"
$300.00

acrylic on canvas, 24”x24”

Perceived Isolation, 2026, 30"x22"
$155.00

acrylic & oil paintstick on paper on paper, 30”x22”

New Painting Alert: Auto, 2026 by Tim Lane

Still exploring this image. Thanks for taking a look around website.

Auto, 2026, 24"x18"
$45.00

oil paintstick, oil pigment stick & oil pastel on paper, 24”x18”

We Are Water: the Tollgate Pathway Poetry Contest by Tim Lane

The winners of the Lansing Tollgate pathway poetry contest, We Are Water, have been announced, the celebration reading has been set, and Lawrence Cosentino’s fabulous article came out in the latest City Pulse today. You can check it out here!

Look for me! My poem, “I’ve Begun to Run Out of Ideas, Good or Bad” was one of the winners.

New Painting Alert: Perceived Isolation by Tim Lane

Have you ever felt empty and alone in a crowded room?

I don’t have the proper equipment to reduce the glare for the photos as much as I would like to, but I do the best I can. Thanks for stopping by yoursilentface.com. Please check out the galleries, the reviews of my two novels, and the shop.

Perceived Isolation, 2026, 30"x22"
$155.00

acrylic & oil paintstick on paper on paper, 30”x22”

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New Painting Alert: Fever Dream (Black Hole) by Tim Lane

I wanted to use my pigment sticks.

Fever Dream (Black Hole), 2026, 16"x20"
$110.00

oil paintstick, pigment stick, pencil & acrylic on canvas, 16”x20”

This painting is 16”x20 on canvas.

New Painting Alert: Burning Car by Tim Lane

This image really resonates with me right now. I can see it becoming a series. I debated pushing this piece further, making it darker. Ultimately, I decided to let this version rest. It was saying what I wanted to say.

Burning Car, 2026, 22"x30"
$135.00

soft pastel on paper, 22"x30"

Phil's Siren Song (price includes shipping)
Sale Price: $15.00 Original Price: $18.00

My second novel, the follow up to your Silent Face. Price includes shipping.

Your Silent Face (price includes shipping)
Sale Price: $12.00 Original Price: $18.00

“A meandering but vigorous story about wayward youth and the necessity of art.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS

“The reader will likely be reminded of Nick Hornby’s 1995 novel High Fidelity or possibly Richard Linklater’s 1993 film Dazed and Confused; Lane’s tale is similarly episodic and digressive and more dedicated to re-creating the feeling of a time and place than telling a cohesive story. Even so, the sharp prose and inviting energy help it to succeed where similar novels fail. Readers will enjoy following Stuart’s thought processes, wherever they lead.” —KIRKUS REVIEWS

What lies ahead that doesn’t suck? Summer break forces Stuart Page to return home and wrestle with his fraying ties to the East Side of Flint, his memory an archive of cassettes he would like to erase. His freshman year of college was lame. More early Cure than Spandau Ballet, he might be overheard saying. More Gary Numan than Falco.

Flustered by visits from a stoic viking, fueled by an endless supply of beer, Stu picks apart an obsession with the lead singer of Joy Division and chugs the sour dregs of insecurity as he drunkenly veers through Flint’s blue collar fight culture, summer hook ups, the aftereffects of Old School Catholicism and Reaganomics in Your Silent Face.

Key words; fiction, coming of age, 80s music, New Wave, Gen X, Rust Belt, Native American, graffiti, urban poetry