Daisies in the Kitchen Window by Tom Selinske Daisies in the Kitchen Window by Tom Selinske Daisies in the Kitchen Window by Tom Selinske Daisies in the Kitchen Window by Tom Selinske Daisies in the Kitchen Window by Tom Selinske
Look by Tom Selinske Look by Tom Selinske Look by Tom Selinske Look by Tom Selinske Look by Tom Selinske
Railway in the Clouds by Tom Selinske Railway in the Clouds by Tom Selinske Railway in the Clouds by Tom Selinske Railway in the Clouds by Tom Selinske Railway in the Clouds by Tom Selinske
Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske Bridalveil Falls, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske
El Capitan, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske El Capitan, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske El Capitan, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske El Capitan, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske El Capitan, Yosemite Valley by Tom Selinske
Utah Desert Tree by Tom Selinske Utah Desert Tree by Tom Selinske Utah Desert Tree by Tom Selinske Utah Desert Tree by Tom Selinske Utah Desert Tree by Tom Selinske
Two Sailboats at Dawn by Tom Selinske Two Sailboats at Dawn by Tom Selinske Two Sailboats at Dawn by Tom Selinske Two Sailboats at Dawn by Tom Selinske Two Sailboats at Dawn by Tom Selinske

Tom Selinske

Becoming an artist is something that I never really thought of as a potential career. I grew up expressing my creativity through model railroading, building five or six layouts over my lifetime and learning how to paint backdrops and watching Bob Ross videos. I started painting a couple paintings using his style. My son went to art school and started painting, and I was further inspired by his work. Most of my life I’ve been focused on business and entrepreneurship, and not artistic expression. As I have wound down some of my college teaching of business, I got involved with several art groups to learn drawing and painting, and was inspired by one of the members to meet one of my mentors Mark Carder, who taught me some fundamental basics of painting realism that has led to my body of emerging art with a passion for Vintage, transportation and nature. I hope you enjoy my work and look forward to your comments.

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