Scenic and Wildlife Original Paintings
by renowned naturalist
Brian Day

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Brian Day Artist
BRIAN DAY
Original Paintings

 BRIAN DAY as the son of famous seven time Academy Award winning Motion Picture Art Director, Richard Day, Brian was destined to become an artist.  Beginning at age 8 he took up paint & brush as a passion.  During his senior year in high school, Brian won a full scholarship to the prestigious Philadelphia Museum School of Art.  

After completing schooling and with time out for a stint in Europe, Brian became an Art Director the the Buzza-Cardozo division of Gibson Greeting Cards and later was appointed head director of The Newbury Guild in Boston.

Brian Day established his own publishing company in 1962, Metropolitan Artists, Inc. specializing in producing fine art Christmas cards and social stationery.  After many  successful years publishing, in addition to his own works and the works of numerous fine artists - which included Charles Wysocki, Mort Solberg, Tyrus Wong (Famed "Bambi" illustrator - Disney), Rex Brandt, Joan Irving and Ralph Hulett among others, Brian divested himself of the company in the late 1970's to concentrate on more creative endeavors.  

More Biography below...

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Summer Storm
Summer Storm 		New Hat for Waano Gano
 		Early Evening
On the Prowl
 		Alpine Glow Sunset
 		Ancient Warrior
Drift Boat 2
 		Days End
 		The Lookout
Sunset
 		Last Rays of Light
 		Early Snow
Ghosts
 		A Storm Approaches
A Storm Approaches 		Journey Home
Change of Season
 		Path to the Sea
 		Approach of Evening
Cascade at Alice Falls
 		Boat Yard
 		Heading In
Fishing Drift Boat
 		Catch of the Day
 		After a Spring Rain
Bridge at Wimer
 		Rogue Gorge at Union Creek
 		Bridge at Grave Creek
Sunset Cliffs
 		Wolf
 		Bend in the River
Blue Mountain
 		Night Light
 		South Coast Vista
October Glow
 		Shasta Sunset
 		Bugle Call
Beached Orca
 		Breaking Free
 		Wrens Roost
Beached

 Original Painting - sold 		Point Rider Cowboy
 		Storm Surge
STORM SURGE OCEAN WAVE BY BRIAN DAY
Field of Poppies
Original Painting - sold 		Red Barn
 		Storm Front
Fence Line
 		Crater Lake Vista
 		Barnwood
Driftboat

 Original Painting - sold 		Aspen and Spruce

 Original Painting - sold 		Custom Framed - Original Painting

Grizzly Bear on the Prowl
Haystack Rock - Oregon Coast
 		Henry
HENRY the Horse
 Original Painting - sold 		Rock Face
Zion National Park
Country Barn
 		Cougar Thoughts|
COUGAR THOUGHTS ORIGINAL PAINTING
Original Painting sold 		Crater Lake, Oregon
CRATER LAKE OREGON by Brian Day Original Painting
Original Painting sold
Multnomah Falls, Oregon
OREGON MULTNOMAH FALLS painting 		Majestic Mt. Hood
 		Autumn Glow
BRIAN DAY AUTUMN GLOW ASPEN GROVE
Original Painting sold
Biography continued below...

This new area included illustrating finely crafted designs of animals, birds and flowers for the fine art & collectible giftware industries.  In addition, through an agency, Brian produced illustrations used by the Audubon Society, National Wildlife, the Sierra Club, National Geographic Society and The United States Golf Association to name a few.

There are many styles and techniques used in painting. Painters also use a variety of media like pastel colors, water colors, natural colors, oil, and many others. You can paint in any surface such as rocks, walls, cardboard, canvas, paper, and lots more.

There are different reasons why some people collect art works. It can be for investment purposes or for personal enjoyment. Whatever the reason, you too can start collecting or investing in original paintings.

If you want to learn more about original paintings, you can visit art museums and join the educational tours. You will learn many things like how to take good care of your original artwork and how to give value to them.  You see, original paintings are easily damaged if you don't provide enough care for them.  Things like excessive humidity, extreme temperatures, and harsh sunlight can destroy your paintings.

If this is your first time to collect original artwork, you must read books about original paintings.  Visit galleries and museums to learn more. If you want to invest and make money out of your collections, you can consult investment firms because you may be able to find an investment portfolio.  The portfolio includes precious original art, and you can either keep them or sell them.