Scarlyle Art Studio

S. Carlyle Smith

"S. Carlyle Smith's paintings are as moody and evocative as anything Edward Hopper ever painted." Southwest Art Magazine

"Carlyle's paintings are very Hopper like." Tate Modern in London

"Carlyle's paintings continue where Hopper left off." American Art Collector Magazine

Represented by:

Physical gallery at 2307 Broadway, New York (temp. closed)

available with NFT ownership proof at Portion.io

Portion Gallery

Email hello@portion.io

Whitefish, Montana ~ (406) 862-3339 for appointment ~ contact@samarahfineart.com

Altamira Fine Art, 172 Center Street, Jackson, Wyoming (307) 739-4700 CONNECT@ALTAMIRAART.COM

Historic Hotel Arvon Gallery, 118 1st Ave S, Great Falls, Montana ~ (406)952-1101 info@hotelarvon.com

Representational page

"Turq" digital NFT image of 48"x48" oil over acrylic on panel available with NFT ownership proof at Portion.io - Physical gallery at 2307 Broadway, New York (temp. closed)

Two years ago, I started to just play with acrylic colors on 48”x48” panels. To push the colors further I put on a layer of clear Gesso and shifted to oil paints on top. I realized that I was wasting paint. An Artist friend, Tom Gilleon helped me figure out how to use Photoshop to try different colors. Now I play in paint, photograph, play with it in Photoshop, paint the updates, repeat. Portion (PRT) sells physical art too. I believe Portion will be big. I have lived a charmed life as an early adopter. At the beginning of the internet, a Yahoo search for art brought up the Louvre, me and 38 others. At the beginning of Ebay when there were only 300-600 listings for paintings, I sold all of my surreal period works. Enjoyed being in and selling hundreds of paintings in 27 galleries including in SOHO for 6 years and treated extremely well by all of them. I feel the same luck striking again. I have thousands of digital images. So I picked my favorite to create my first NFT. I minted it on Portion as a digital work. The actual painting looks a little different than the digital. I painted this over a year ago so I don't remember at what stage the digital is. Also, lighting makes a big difference. Here are examples.

"Turq" 48"x48" oil over acrylic on panel in sunlight with a couple twig tips at bottom right

"Turq" 48"x48" oil over acrylic on panel at night

"Turq" 48"x48" oil over acrylic on panel in studio

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I truly appreciate all of my collectors! If you own one of these listed as "Private collection" you probably bought the painting at a gallery and I don't have your name. Please contact me if you want to be named and I can update my provenance records.
THANK YOU!

Click here to see some of the Representational works that have already found homes.

Click here to see some of the abstract works that have already found homes.

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