Only 3 weeks until Portland Open Studios 2022!
Portland-area people. Come by my studio for a visit during Portland Open Studios! Portland Open Studios is a two-weekend-long event taking place every October in the studios of professional artists in …
Mural at Studio 7 Design in Portland
In May/June 2022, I was commissioned to paint this mural for Studio 7 Design, an interior design studio in NW Portland, Oregon. I painted the mural on the 12’ x …
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 …
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 …
Portland Open Studios 2021 starts this weekend!
Portland-area people. Come by for a visit during Portland Open Studios! 10am-5pm October 9, 10, 16 & 17. All the info, including a list of all participating artists and maps …
International Mural by Mail Project
I’ve been participating in an interesting collaborative art experience for the past month. It’s called the International Mural by Mail Project through Elisabeth Jones Art Center in downtown Portland, Oregon. We …
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, …
Art Show up at Beeswing in Portland for Month of June
I’ve just hung a show at Beeswing Cafe in Northeast Portland! You can see 24 of my paintings up on the walls there through the month of June. My large-scale …
Dazzling Sky
Here is “Dazzling Sky,” 24″ x 36″. The starting point for this painting was a photo I took of the sun bursting through the trees, obliterating part of the image. …