Josh Stoos Fine Art presents a curated collection of landscapes, portraits, florals, and still life that balances observation with deliberate craftsmanship. Each piece is grounded in careful study of light, color, and form, aiming to capture both the subject’s visible character and an underlying sense of mood or story. Whether depicting the wide skies of Colorado, an intimate portrait, or a simple arrangement of flowers, the work emphasizes composition, texture, and thoughtful observation to invite quiet reflection.

Josh approaches painting with a blend of technical training and a commitment to personal vision. Years of continued practice and study inform a disciplined approach to drawing, color mixing, and brushwork while light and subtle emotional cues guides subject choice. Josh works from direct observation whenever possible—plein air for landscapes, life sittings for portraits, and fresh arrangements for florals and still life—then refines each piece in the studio to achieve clarity of form and depth of atmosphere. Workshops and custom commissions are part of the studio’s offerings, reflecting a belief in art as a practiced skill, a collaborative experience, and just good clean fun!

Quality materials are central to the studio’s process. Paintings are executed using professional-grade, lightfast pigments to ensure color stability over time. Canvases and panels are archival-quality, acid-free, and primed with archival gesso to protect the ground and provide an optimal painting surface. Varnishes and coatings selected for finished works are chosen for UV resistance and non-yellowing properties. For framed pieces, archival mats and backings, as well as conservation-safe framing techniques, are standard.

This commitment to lasting materials is intended to honor both the work and the collector: artworks are created to remain true to the artist’s intent across decades with proper care. Care instructions for each purchase are provided to help preserve surface integrity, and overall longevity.

Custom commissions are welcomed and begin with a consultation to discuss subject, size, palette, and timeline. The process is collaborative, with reference options and progress updates to ensure the finished work aligns with your expectations. Workshops hosted in Greeley focus on fundamentals—composition, color mixing, and controlled observation—alongside practical studio practices and material handling, so students learn techniques that produce durable, professional results.

If you have questions about a specific artwork, commissioning a piece, or upcoming workshops, the studio is available to provide details on scale, materials used, framing options, and care recommendations.