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    • Apr 6, 2021

All Things Must Pass

April 6, 2021


Just four more days to ride the lifts on Big Mountain in Whitefish! The end of ski season always makes me a little sad. Fortunately it is NOT nearly the end of ski season. Just the end of riding the ski lifts. Starting next week, we who are hopelessly addicted to sliding down a slippery slope will be plastering on the skins and walking up to the top. Great fun! Unfortunately one run a day is about all I’m good for. But I do, in fact, enjoy the climb up almost as much as the ski down.

Yours truly, all skinned up and ready to hike! I’ll send you a picture from the top!


Let’s keep in touch,


Marshall

    • Mar 23, 2021

An Infatuation with Color

March 23, 2021


Although color is a language that speaks to each of us differently, viewers of Noice's works tend to experience similarly medicinal effects. "I think of being around Marshall's paintings as somewhat analogous to the Japanese concept of forest bathing: immersing oneself in the sights, sounds, and fragrances of the forest to foster optimal physical, emotional, and mental health," says Wolfgang Mabry, a consultant at Ventana Fine Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. "People want to feel the way Marshall's paintings make them feel - alive, colorful, free, and exactly where they want to be."



Let's keep in touch,


Marshall

    • Mar 16, 2021

Monochrome

March 16, 2021


It’s unusual for me to limit myself to one color when working. But it does happen from time to time. Here’s a recent painting inspired by countless trips through Colorado in the fall, when the aspens are eye-poppingly yellow. If you’ve been to that part of the world at that time of year, I’ll bet you, like me, have the scene indelibly etched into your visual memory!

Honestly, the experience is anything BUT mellow.

No other color required.


“I’m just mad about saffron

Saffron’s mad about me”

~ Donovan

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall




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