Kyle Lucks Fine Art

⚡️AUCTION IS LIVE ⚡️ Now is finally your chance to own my *AUTOGRAPHED* original paintings of “Chief” Craig Berube, Brayden Schenn, and Colton Parayko.

To bid, visit http://e.givesmart.com/r/bGwJjwjyQo-Ep/e/rol/ or text “Blues” to 76278. Auction ends TOMORROW at 9:00 PM CT.

Each original painting is 48” tall, acrylic on canvas, and was created during the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoff run🏆. Again, these are all AUTOGRAPHED by the Stanley Cup Champions themselves! Proceeds benefit .

Kyle Lucks Fine Art updated their information in their About section.

I am beyond excited to announce I have partnered with the St. Louis Blues to auction off my original paintings from the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoff run to benefit Blues for Kids! The *AUTOGRAPHED* Binnington and Tarasenko portraits are available now, and the auction ends at 9 PM tonight. Visit blues.givesmart.com or text “blues” to 76278.

Six paintings, all 48” tall, will be on display outside Portal 15 at tonight’s game, and I will be there to chat with fans and relive that incredible playoff run. The remainder of the paintings will be auctioned over the course of the rest of the season. Let’s go Blues!! 💙💛

Local artist creates paintings to commemorate 2019 championship The St. Louis Blues are partnering with local artist Kyle Lucks to auction a series of paintings done during the 2019 Stanley Cup Final. The pieces will be on display at the April 19 home game vs. Boston.

Ten years ago today, I left a job in advertising and event marketing to become a self-employed fine artist. My passion to create was too strong to set aside until nights and weekends, and I owed it to myself to see where my full attention could take my art. Luckily, I was born into a family that understood what it meant to be an artist, and I can’t thank my parents enough for supporting me 100% in my decision.

I also owe a debt of gratitude to the rest of my family and friends for the words of encouragement, helping me with shows, sharing posts, and all of the other little things that make me feel loved 🙏

And to everyone that has collected my art, THANK YOU for believing in my work and inviting it into your homes. It is such an honor to create something from my mind and heart that you will pass down through the generations.

I didn’t realize how much I have learned along the way until recently meeting artists that are where I was ten years ago. I am thrilled to meet anyone, regardless of age, that decides to take the leap and pursue a career as an artist. It is extremely hard and at times will make you question your commitment to your craft, but keep your head up. If something isn’t working, adapt. Meet other artists and art enthusiasts, and build your support network. Don’t be afraid to ask for help! The business side of being an artist isn’t taught in school, so that is something you learn by doing and asking others. Don’t hesitate to send me a DM if you need any advice.

We all dream of success and “making it” as an artist. But, keep in mind that “making it,” in any profession, can be a moving target. You should have goals, but achieving them is not the reward. The reward is the journey, and being able to share it with people that love you and support whatever you decide to do in life. Now go create something the world has never seen, and inspire others to do the same!

Since opening in 1947 as “The Golf View”, the has hosted its fair share of royalty, entertainers, and politicians, including the Kennedys. This portrait blends the hotel’s poolside view from the 1960s with its signature pink exterior of today. This is the second installment in a series where Jackie travels the world through her iconic sunglasses.

Title: “Jackie at The Colony Hotel”
Size: 48x32 in. (122x81 cm.)
Medium: Original acrylic on canvas.
For sale. DM if interested.

I couldn’t be more excited to announce that my first event of 2022 will be with the incredible this coming Thursday, January 13 in her new shoe atelier (226 Worth Avenue.) I will be there from 12-7 PM to tell the story of how we met and the inspiration behind the twelve original paintings of Tuscany on her walls. All of the paintings are available for purchase. Please bring your mask, and see you on Thursday!

*MEET THE ARTISTS* This Thursday, 12/9 from 6-9 PM in the Living Room at . Sarah LaPierre () and myself have adorned the walls with originals and embellished prints, all for sale. It is also a great opportunity to experience the lively, eclectic atmosphere of the Grandview Public Market. See you Thursday!

Thanksgiving, Palm Beach style. I couldn’t be more grateful for this family of loving, ambitious, creative, and impeccably dressed Italians 🇮🇹 My move to Florida six months ago would never have been possible without them, and I am honored to be considered part of their family, especially today when I am not able to spend the holiday in St. Louis. 🙏 .brancatelli

Whenever asked how I became an artist, I always say it runs in the family. I just hung this painting of Venice, Italy in on Worth Avenue, and I surprised my great aunt on her 95th birthday to thank her for being such an inspiration.

Lorraine Gergeceff Cooper is a retired professional artist and teacher, and I grew up enthralled by her large abstract landscapes from around the world. She has provided immense wisdom and endless support on my journey to become a professional artist. It is truly an honor to continue that tradition in the family and I can’t wait to pay it forward to the next generation. Thank you and I love you, Aunt Lorraine ❤️