Summer Snow Art is proud to offer new art by artist Jerry Gadamus.   All framed art pieces are Limited Edition Hand Signed and numbered.

After more than two years of many thoughts and ideas – this painting is complete and I am ready to show it for the first time!  Living Today is my sequel to

Living Life.  I have created this painting based on my own personal desire to try and live each day this way. I believe this image will mean something different to everyone as we each walk through life leaving a unique footprint.  My hope is that Living Today will be an inspiration to help you get the very best living from each day of your life!  Living Today will be heading for press within the next month.

“Living Today”

Today is a gift.  Embrace it with joy and anticipation…realize the possibilities. It beckons you towards your destination in life. Be at peace – you are exactly where you are meant to be at this moment. God has carefully chosen the people, events, joys and challenges on your path today. The things you will encounter are stepping stones of what is to come.  Make the most of today. Focus on “the present” – you will see and appreciate things you might otherwise miss. Follow your heart – search to find your purpose in life and you will find meaning and happiness. Use your talents, do your best, contribute.  Make a difference, because you can. Be passionate about your journey – sing, dance, laugh, and love as you go.  Give praise and allow time for prayer. The promise of tomorrow begins with the endeavors of today.  Do not let the fast-forward pace of the world deprive you from savoring “the now”.  Seek things that fill you with love and bring you joy. Have faith, it fosters hope – it makes the difference.  Believe, with God all things are possible. Live well – live today, for it is a gift.

-   Bonnie L. Mohr  -

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Summer Snow is proud to offer new artist Ian Cook to our line.   His art is breathtaking and makes you want to smell the flowers.

We are proud to announce the offering of our new Black Coffee Smooth and Espresso Smooth frame.   All of our pictures will be available in this new frame.   This frame offers a more clean country look.   Our rough frames are the staple of our business and are here to stay.   If you are looking for something a little different, check them out.

Summer Snow Art is now offering the beautiful art of Scott Zoellick.   All of his prints come Hand Signed and Numbered.  Be one of the lucky people to own a piece of  his beautiful artwork.

Blending his love of the outdoors, with an eye for detail and an artistic style that captures every nuance of a nature scene, Scott has discovered a way to preserve the magic and emotion of a fleeting moment in his wildlife paintings.

In 1992, Scott founded Thunder Mountain Press to pursue the marketing of his own limited-edition wildlife prints. Since then it has continued to grow and prosper.

His education included studying illustration, painting and print making at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design after three years of studying at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point, College of Natural Resources. While at Stevens Point, Scott was commissioned by the Izaak Walton League to create a 65-foot mural in the college’s new central building.

Scott’s paintings have enhanced the covers of more than 25 major magazines and can also be seen on the highly sought after “Miller Mirrors.” His magazine illustrations have appeared in numerous outdoor publications and he has also illustrated books for Charles Scribners & Sons, Raintree Publishing Company, Willow Creek Press and Northword Press.

He is a member of Ducks Unlimited, The Ruffed Grouse Society, Safari Club International, Pheasants Forever and The Adventurers Club. Scott has shown his work at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson International “Birds In Art” exhibition several times, designed conservation stamps for the National Wildlife Federation and has donated his art to dozens of organizations dedicated to conservation and the preservation of wildlife.