Escape Room: a New Painting / July 10, 2025 by Tim Lane

There are things going on in space as I write this. It seems I can’t really stop thinking about that. I hope you enjoy my new painting, Escape Room.

The image below was taken in direct natural light.

Escape Room, 2025, 11"x14"

$100.00

acrylic on canvas, 11”x14”

First image: direct natural light

Second image: indirect natural light

Third image: indoor light

This image taken in indirect natural light.

New Paintings 2025 / July 3, 2025 by Tim Lane

New work creating a path for 2025. Been working on canvas. Would like to do some large loose canvas pieces. It’s been a while since I’ve worked on anything bigger than 36”x36”.

Alone Now Is the Same as Alone Then, 2025, 11

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Alone Now Is the Same as Alone Then, 2025, 11"x14"

$100.00

acrylic & gouache on canvas, 11”x14”

New Painting Alert: Burst Mode, 2025 / June 28, 2025 by Tim Lane

Still working on canvas right now. I am pleased with how this turned out. I hope you like it, too.

My Grandmother Was Passing #quantamstories (Double-Universe Topology) 2018 2.39.46 AM.jpg.JPG

The Shop

Seven Works: Paintings / February 11, 2025 by Tim Lane

Seven is my favorite number. Here are seven pieces from the shop at different price points.

Space Dust, 2024, 8"x8"

$35.00

watercolor & colored pencil, 8”x8”, shipping included in price

Invasive Species, 2024, 24"x24"

$300.00

acrylic, oil pastel pencil & colored pencil on canvas, 24”x24”, price includes shipping

The Void Without, the Universe Within, 2024, 20"x16"

$235.00

acrylic, oil paintstick, pigment stick, oil pastel, crayon & ink on canvas, 20”x16”, price includes shipping

Delivery of the Silver Discs (Mountains on Fire), a study, 24"x18"

$50.00

acrylic, gouache, crayon & colored pencil on paper, 24”x18”, price includes shipping

Intrusive Thoughts (Space Probe), 2024, 36"x36"

$350.00

acrylic on canvas, 36”x36”, price includes shipping

Digitizing the Art: Learning the Tools / December 14, 2024 by Tim Lane

I had a severe urge to draw the other day. So I got out the oil paintsticks and a large piece of paper. When I was done the proportions were off, so I decided to move over to a digital format. After taking a photo of the drawing, I uploaded the image to my iPad Pro and continued working on the piece with the drawing tools in Procreate. With sketch, drawing and paint strokes tools, I was able to maintain a lot of the original hand-drawn appearance.

Of course, I couldn’t stop there. Later, I pushed the original digital image in different directions in an effort to continue learning the Procreate tools. It is actually a lot of fun. There is a lot to learn. The results are below.

Original artwork can be found in the galleries and, of course, in the shop.