The Autumn of Art – Every Painting I’ve Finished Since Autumn Died – By J Edward Neill

Since the very moment summer’s warmth fled the world and the sharp autumn winds rolled in, I’ve been busier than ever painting out my heart.

To see every canvas I’ve finished, click the pic below…

To buy, head here.


Original Paintings by J Edward Neill – Autumn 2024

Each of the images below is an available original, one-of-a-kind painting.

Click each one to view price, size, and shipping details.


Cats

Skullduggery – 24″ x 12″

Bonesy – 20″ x 16″

One With the Ancients – 20″ x 16″

A Bath for Bast – 20″ x 16″

The Night Prince – 16″ x 12″

The Onyx King – 36″ x 24″


Shadows & Light

 


The Pale Queen – 36″ x 24″

Ancestral Moons – 48″ x 24″

Doomsday Celebration – 36″ x 24″

Pillar of Past Memories – 20″ x 16″

Morbid – 12″ x 7″

Ghost of Winter – 20″ x 16″

 

Fallen Kings – 24″ x 20″

Catacomb Key – 24″ x 8″

Black Moon Baroness – 36″ x 24″

Soul Guardians – 24″ x 12″

Long Forgotten – 16″ x 12″

Tremble at the Touch – 14″ x 11″

Tenebrous – 48″ x 24″

Elusive – 24″ x 18″

The Heart Captive – 24″ x 18″

Council of One – 20″ x 16″

First Memory – 36″ x 24″

Leave it All Behind – 24″ x 12″

Soul Elemental – 36″ x 12″

Last Ride – 20″ x 16″

Goldmoon – 20″ x 10″

Flight of the Fallen – 36″ x 24″

Moon Huntress – 24″ x 18″

Let Your Darlings Die – 20″ x 16″

Blind to the Light – 24″ x 12″

Arcanus – 20″ x 10″

Shadow Legacy – 16″ x 12″

Shadow Pact – 20″ x 16″

Gateway Guardian – 20″ x 16″

Serenity in Sorcery – 16″ x 12″

Nemesis – 20″ x 16″

My Work is Done Here – 16″ x 12″

Darkscale the Deathless – 16″ x 12″

Preying on Pentacles – 20″ x 10″

Befallen – 20″ x 16″

Long Live the King – 20″ x 16″

The Nameless Door – 48″ x 36″

 

Sanguine Stair – 36″ x 24″
Shadowmill – 20″ x 10″
Come to the Other Side – 20″ x 16″
Soul Wisdom – 36″ x 12″
The Fall of Purgatory – 36″ x 24″
Bones of the Forgotten – 24″ x 8″
End of Days – 30″ x 24″
Reality Has Become My Dream – 20″ x 16″
Sovereign of the End – 30″ x 24″
Essence of Luna – 36″ x 12″
Sacrificial – 30″ x 24″
Serpent’s Sepulcher – 20″ x 16″
Garden of Shadow – 48″ x 24″
Dust to Dust
Bridge of the Lost – 36″ x24″
The Dream Unchased – 28″ x 22″
The 13th Candle – 16″ x 12″
See No Evil – 36″ x 12″
Shadow Tithe – 28″ x 22″
Shadow Monument – 20″ x 16″
Shadow of a Thought – 20″ x 20″
No One Left to Fight – 16″ x 12″
Moonfallen – 24″ x 18″
Gifts Ungiven – 20″ x 16″
Undivine – 28″ x 22″
Frozen in Fear – 28″ x 22″
Divination of the Dark – 36″ x 24″
Dark Horse – 20″ x 16″
Dark Tower
Dead Wedding – 24″ x 12″
All Things of the Sea – 48″ x 24″
A Dream Upon Dying – 36″ x 12″
Sword in the Shadow – 30″ x 12″
Steel Seraphim – 20″ x 16″
This Tomb is Mine – 30″ x 24″
Rapture – 36″ x 24″
The Solitude of Stone – 36″ x 18″
The Idol – 16″ x 12″
Servant of Sorrow – 28″ x 22″


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Shadowed Canvas – On My Easel

Shadowed Canvas – On My Easel

Every painting I finish, I film a brief 15-20 second video to forever keep.

It’s a habit I’ve followed over the course of many hundreds of finished canvas and wood panel paintings.

Typically I post them one-by-one on my Tiktok and Instagram accounts.

But tonight, I’ve assembled several dozen all in one film.

I hope you’ll watch and find both relaxation and wonderment.

To enjoy, please click HERE or on the picture below…


Painting with Darkness – Part XII

I like to paint trees.

A lot

Sometimes, even when I start a new canvas with every intention of painting a castle, a spooky city, or some other dark imagery, my brain misfires and takes control of my brush. Before I know it, I’ve painted yet another tree. I can’t help it. I’m a slave to impulse.

Knowing this, I decided to do a series of paintings to get all the trees out of my system.

And along came four little paintings, one for each season:

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Deep – for warm, green spring

 

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Dusklight – for cold, cold winter

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Umber – for autumn’s arrival

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Midnight – for the longest night of summer

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I thoroughly enjoyed painting this series. These simple, yet fun paintings have a way of calming me. After working on them, I sleep better, I’m relaxed, and life feels easy.

You should try it sometime…

For previous Painting with Darkness entries: Part I, II, III, IV, V, VIVIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII

J Edward Neill