When Troy Collins begins a new painting, it involves so much more than just the physical act of putting the palette knife onto the canvas. It is the reflection of his intent to develop a relationship between a higher power, himself and his collectors; to invoke an emotional connection between a person and the specific piece he is creating. The way each painting develops is unique, and it mirrors a journey that he unwittingly takes with the painting and the person that it will eventually speak to. 
Breathing it In, oil on canvas, 36 x 72"
“I love watching people come into a gallery and connect with a painting that I have created,” says the artist. “Those connections run deep and are always such an amazing moment for an artist to experience. I am a firm believer that art speaks to our souls. It has its own language and I feel truly blessed to be able to act as a conduit to inspire and illuminate others.”
Come Follow Me, oil on canvas, 36 x 72"
Turning Toward the Light, oil on canvas, 12 x 12"
Collins, a Russell Skull Society artist and nationally recognized landscape impressionist, is well known for his brightly colored and beautifully textured paintings. He will be showing in Great Falls, Montana, during Western Art Week which is slated for March 17 through 19. Collins will be featured in Charlie’s Miniature Roundup at the C.M. Russell Museum and will be hosting a booth with other Skull Society Artists at the Best of the West Art Show, which is being held at the Four Seasons Arena. —
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