r/WesternArt

I'm offering two Mark Maggiori limited edition canvases, both purchased directly from the December 2024 print release.

I took the plunge with the December 2024 print release, but by the time they arrived, I’d gone in a different direction with my décor. They've remained exactly as they arrived—still rolled in their original shipping tubes and have never been unrolled, stretched, framed, or displayed.

Both editions are now sold out through the website

Available:

• Independence – Limited Edition XXL Canvas (71" × 46")

• Purchased directly from the official December 2024 release
• Original purchase price: $2,000 USD

• Sonoran Magnetism – Limited Edition Large Canvas (44" × 40")

• Purchased directly from the official December 2024 release
• Original purchase price: $890 USD

Please see photos for original order confirmations, proof of purchase, screenshots from the original release, I’m happy to provide any additional photos you'd like.

I'm hoping to recover close to what I paid, but I'm happy to have a reasonable conversation with serious buyers.

Payment would be through PayPal Goods & Services for buyer and seller protection. I'm located in Canada and am willing to ship at the buyer's expense.

Feel free to send me a message if you're interested or have any questions. Thanks for looking!

My dad took this photo while camping in Monument Valley with his wife and Airstream. It's one of if not the favorite photos from their travels. I'd love to surprise him with a piece of artwork for his birthday.

The first photo is the one I'd like to use but it's little unclear and dark. The 3 following it are the style/detail I had in mind.

I'm picturing something that feels like a traditional painting or a piece you'd see in a western gallery. I really like expressive brushwork and texture, but I'm open to your artistic interpretation. The main things I'd love to preserve are the feeling of the original photo, the dramatic landscape, and the Airstream that makes it so personal.

The final image would ideally be high enough resolution for a 16×20 print.

I'd be happy to tip my favorite result. Thank you!

Making my way through the blanket, cloths and saddle. A bit more to go.

Thank you for looking!! For more Art and updates, please follow me on Instagram.

This piece came about after I didn't preform well at a local art show, losing to 6 modern art pieces. Modern art is great, but it was definitely a bit of a punch in the gut lol. So, out of frustration came this little 16x12! I hope you enjoy!

The horse hoof is disconnected from the leg in this painting. Is it an AI image that the artist painted on top of?

Thanks for looking!

First time trying charcoal, pretty happy with the sketch. What do you think?

Sharing another piece of mine, "Exploration". Made with acrylic paint on a 24" x 24" x 1.5" canvas. This was inspired by the concept of clearing out trauma and negative thought patterns. That we need to live through these feelings, emotions, behaviors as if they are 'real', though I find most often they are embedded in me since I was a child or even before, in other lifetimes. And as we live through these parts of ourselves, we choose whether it's who 'I' am or not. The more we keep exercising this relationship to these stuck traumas and patterns we can clear them from our minds and bodies and take some sort of ownership and control of how our brains work instead of being overtaken by them. I've often seen it as if you're shedding light to all these deep tunnels and caverns of depression, trauma, and experience and clearing it out like clearing out plumbing for water. So this image is based on that concept, where there's one main opening of a tunnel here, and multiple possible, or perhaps infinite other tunnels we can keep going down into, to clear out and heal ourselves from what holds us back. Exploration!