The Love Oak | Art to Symbolize Family Love
Here is “The Love Oak.” This painting is a commissioned work for a couple celebrating an anniversary. They wanted me to illustrate a metaphor they used with their children to …
Cedar Lee Show at Attic Gallery Up Until Feb. 24
I was interviewed on camera during the art opening for my show at Attic Gallery earlier this month. Check it out! For those who are local, the exhibit will be …
Cedar Lee Art Exhibit Attic Gallery February 2022
I’m delighted to announce that I will be having a show of my recent paintings at Attic Gallery in February! I’ve been showing my work in this beautiful gallery since …
Dog Portrait: Beckham
This dog portrait was one of the last commissioned pieces I completed in 2021. Here is the message I received from my client, who commissioned this painting as a gift: …
Tree of Life With Phoenixes & Wherever Light Is
These 2 paintings are quite different from each other, but I’m sharing them together because I painted them at the same time as commissioned pieces–one made for a mother and …
Commissioned Work: Gingerich Farm
This sweet little painting is called “Gingerich Farm.” It was a commissioned piece. My client had taken this amazing drone footage of his friends’ rural farm property in Kentucky, and …
4 weeks until Portland Open Studios!
Heads up: The Portland Open Studios event is now only 4 weeks away! I cannot believe how fast time seems to be flying. My studio at the moment is a Big Mess. I’m working …
Professional Muralist Art Process Demo | How I Painted Murals On This Backyard Building | Cedar Lee
In 2004, I painted murals on all four sides of this giant metal shipping container that had been repurposed as a backyard garden shed in Asheville, NC. Here are the …
Commissioned work: The Thompson House
I was commissioned to create this house portrait, which is being gifted from a daughter to her parents. They recently sold their family home. This painting is to commemorate all …
Walking with the Weird: Artist Cedar Lee
For those who missed it on social media, I had an interview with Cassie Ruud of Portland’s Bridgeliner published last week! Hydrologic Cycle. ~27″ x 32″, Acrylic on Live Edge Slab, …