Welcome to Ed Newbold Wildlife Artist! Ed Newbold is a Seattle artist with a store at the entrance of the Pike Place Market. To find the store go to the SW corner of 1st & Pike St. and enter the Economy Arcade. We are on the right. We sell prints, posters and notecards of paintings I do with acrylic paint, plus my book and originals, all of which are also available on this website.
Here is the store in a photo from January of 2023.
Shop: LARGER PRINTS
We consider larger prints to be any over 12 x 16″, but some of our prints are at large end of what can be printed on a Heidleberg speedmaster. “Whales Starboard” at right is our biggest at 24 x 36.”
Posters have text incorporated into the design. They are in no way inferior to prints in terms of the paper they are printed on and like the prints they all come hand-signed.
Most of these prints are 9 x 12 prints with a 6.7 x 9.625 image size but we have also included a few prints that are similar in size with differing dimensions. The print pictured at right is titled “Red-tail in Full Soar” and it is a typical 9 x 12 print.
These are narrow and wide prints. Narrow prints can work in spaces nothing else will and wide/narrow horizontal prints, or medleys, can succeed better than rectangular prints when a small image area stands alone on a large wall.
This website and the physical store are the only places a person can get the book on and by Ed Newbold: “Is it still art if there is no dead cow in formaldehyde? The art, life and thoughts of Ed Newbold.” Plus occasionally after decades of repainting and reworking, originals reach a stage where they are put into the “finished” category and must be put up for sale. The painting of the Pine Marten at right was begun in 1981 and finished in 2023, when a long-time collector decided 44 years should be a long enough time to work on a painting.
These pages contain photographs Ed takes at home where if we are lucky birds visit our 12 ft. recirculating creek, “Butyl Creek.” Also blogs from trips around the state and occasionally to New Mexico and Arizona.
Thanks for visiting the Site! Now I have to get back in the water and finish that painting!
OK, I’m busted, I paint in the basement, never in the big outdoors and although I work freehand I extensively rely on photos–often many photos–for reference. In the ‘photo’ at right I was treading water in Lake Washington and pretending to paint. The Orca, which was from a photo by Brian Raven from the 90s, was photoshopped into the painting later. Swim and hike safely outdoors, never mountain or rock-climb Folks, don’t jet-ski and thanks for visiting Ed Newbold.com!