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Twin Lakes – 36×24 Oil. This painting is the third in a three painting series inspired from a long weekend camping near Twin Lakes. At the end of a day of high altitude running we sat on top of the … Continue reading →

Colorado Wine and High Hope Meadow limited edition prints are now on display at the new Colorado Chiropractic and Muscle Care office. The next time you are receiving ART treatment from Bryce Christianson check out my art.

Setup is underway at the Blue Pig and my paintings are on the wall. The gallery will open on November 8th and the Grand Opening is set for November 19th. More details soon.

I am very happy to announce that I have been selected as a member artist for The Blue Pig Gallery. My original oils and prints will be continually on display at the Blue Pig throughout the year starting in late … Continue reading →

Kevin Koch Studios now has a Facebook page. If you would like to receive news and updates via Facebook please visit our page and “like” us.

Trail Commute – 36×24 Oil. This painting was inspired from a long weekend camping near Twin Lakes. Just outside of Twin Lakes the quiet morning set in as Shannon and Miles made their way to town and the trails. I … Continue reading →

High Hope Meadow – 36×24 Oil. This painting was inspired by a serene high meadow just below Hope Pass at the very top of tree line. I often paint things I see while out running or biking, this one spoke … Continue reading →

On by Spring – 20×16 Oil. I ran past this blooming cactus this spring out my back door for about a week. Admiring it every time I passed before I decided I should capture it in a painting. It is … Continue reading →

The gallery has been updated to work with phones and tablets that do not support Flash. Yes, I am looking at you Apple mobile products. It would be nice if Apple would play nice with Abode in this space. Let … Continue reading →

Interconnected, Clean Ride, and Dual Pivot are now on display at the Grand Junction Subaru Showroom from July 14th to November 10th. The three original oil paintings compromise a cycling themed series. The ArtSpace Exhibit includes a number of local … Continue reading →