Elliott is a Colorado artist working in oils and pastels

His works are in numerous private and corporate collections in the US and throughout the world. Some of his landscape paintings and pastels are reproduced as dramatic, limited edition giclee prints.

View all 90+ giclees.

Southwest Art Magazine:

Although his paintings loosely reference photographs and plein-air sketches, they refuse to exist within the confines of already prescribed images. Rather, they stand independent of any specific place or time, the fulfilled pursuits of the artist’s visual and intellectual explorations. Elliott wields color boldly, creating sizzling, vibrant shapes that are at once kinetic and placid, grounded in unifying illumination, and focused compositions.”
Southwest Art Magazine Show Preview by Elizabeth L. Delaney

Private Mentoring Sessions:

We are all looking to to improve as artists but how do we go about it?

How can we be more successful artistically and professionally? In this 4 month mentoring course you will be given the tools for creating better artworks, open your creativity and career focus. Open to all skill levels, media, and styles.

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The $600. course will consist of one hour each month over 4 months on a video call. During the length of this course you will be working on your art using strategies for improvement and artistic success.

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Commissions

Ken is typically engaged in private and public commissions throughout the year.

He was worked on sizes suitable for residences and as large as 6 x 18 feet for public spaces.

His works have also been used in major motion pictures and TV productions.
 

Shown;
6 x 18 ft continuous canvas commission for

a prominent East Coast Hospital

U.S. Art for Embassies Program

I am proud to announce that some of my oils were selected for the State Department Art for Embassies Program. Ambassador John Mark Pommersheim and his wife selected four oils for their U.S. Ambassador's Residence in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

My sincerest thanks to the Ambassador, his wife and the remarkable professionals with the Art for Embassies Program.

Shown on right: Slices of larger oils