The ski paintings are all listed alphabetically by each Ski Resort below or you can just view all the ski paintings or for those on a budget Ski Paintings by price order lowest first. You can also see all the ski prints listed by resort if you only want a print or a bigger selection. More paintings have skiers in so check out the paintings for snowboarders as well here.
New Collection – That Skiing Feeling and Off Piste. Unlike Pete’s usual colouful paintings this has lots of moody black and whites, snow, cold, freezing blizzards. Some might call it sophisticated but it was just too cold to get the colours out on this icy January day. Check out The New Skiing Feeling Collection.
Listed by Ski Resort – Original Ski Paintings
France
- Tignes, Val D’Isere, Espace Killy Ski Paintings
- Three Valleys, Meribel, Val Thorens, Courchevel, La Tania, Les Menuires Ski Paintings
- Chamonix, Mt Blanc, Argentiere, Courmayeur, Brévent – Flégère, Les Grands Montets, Les Houches, Planards Ski Art
- Les Arcs and La Plagne, Paradiski, Bourg Saint Maurice
- Megeve Ski Paintings
- Les Deux Alps, La Grave and Alpes D’Huez
- Morzine Avoriaz Les Gets Ski Paintings
- Grande Massif, Samoens & Flaine Ski Paintings
- Lake Geneva and Thollon Les Memises
Switzerland
- Verbier, Nendaz, Siviez Ski Painting
- Zermatt & Cervinia Ski Paintings
- Davos Klosters Skiing Paintings
- St Moritz Skiing Paintings
- Wengen Skiing Paintings
- Portes Du Soleil
- Lake Geneva and Thollon Les Memises (France)
Austria
- St Anton Lech Zurs St Christoph
- Ischgl and Silvretta Arena Ski Area
- Mayrhofen
- Obergurgl Ski Paintings
- Kitzbuhel Ski Paintings
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm & Ski Circus, Zell Am See & Kaprun
- Soll
Italy
USA & Canada
- Aspen, Colorado
- Breckenridge
- Heavenly Ski Resort
- Mammoth Mountain
- Keystone
- Mt Bachelor
- Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows
- Vail & Beaver Creek
- Jackson Hole
- Vermont, Bear mountain at Killington, sold out
Non Resort Specific Collections
- That Skiing Feeling and Off Piste. Black and White Skiing Feeling Paintings focussing on the snow, the cold and the thrilling atmosphere of winter in the mountains rather than specific resorts or pistes as you can’t see a lot in a blizzard?
- Snowboarding Paintings where snowboarders predominate. So if you are looking for a snowboarder focussed painting this is the place to look.
I am a mad keen skier and snowboarder. I have skied since I was 4 and turned to Boarding in my twenties. I now ski or board depending on the conditions. I have skied and snowboarded in all of the best resorts in the Alps and a few more around the globe. I love painting all my favourite ski resorts and the stunning success of my skiing and snowboarding paintings means I have the great pleasure to do this even more.
There is something very special about arriving in the Alps with all the snow, the high mountain air, the whirring of the lifts and the intense bright light. The cold, the sun, the energy of these places is just incredible and when you add in these super lifts which whisk you up to the top of the mountain it becomes truly unbelievable. Fresh powder dreams for the ride down just adds the icing on the cake and you really are in Heaven on Earth.
If you are low on budget here are the Ski Paintings listed lowest price first or choose a Skiing Snowboard Print or use the Price Slider at the bottom of the product page for each painting for sale.
The last series of Skiing Snowboarding Paintings focused on the big ski areas of the Alps, in particular those gems with a top lift station above 3000m – Val d’Isere, Courchevel 1850, Les Arcs, Val Thorens, Chamonix, Meribel and Verbier, Siviez, Nendaz Courmayeur, Mt Blanc, Tignes La Plagne, Zermatt, St Moritz,Davos. This year’s ski paintings see’s me revisit some old favourites in the European Alps including St Anton, Megeve, Flaine, Morzine, Wengen to enjoy some tree line painting and hopefully copious powder. You can use the search in the top right or the
Next on the list is a Ski / Snowboard tour of the States starting at my favourite Whistler and the onto Vail. Not sure where else I will be heading but can’t wait for the extra powder depth that hopefully the heavens will provide. After that it is back to the powder trail and off to Japan via Hawaii for the following season. I would really welcome any tips or help on Japan as this will be my first visit and I don’t want to miss out on anything.
For many years I have sketched the Alps to try to solve the puzzle. The air is filled with excitement, the mountains are powerful and lift the spirits beyond limits and danger is all around. The spirit of the area is palpable. The vistas of the Alps are large scale and powerful. Yet the colour scheme in winter is blues, grays and whites which in combination are cold flat and cool. These vistas and views in these cools and low contrast colours dull and mute the scenes which are pictorially correct but do not reflect the high energy of the alpine atmosphere in the skiing paintings.
Pete Caswell Skiing back side of Isola 20000, a fun trip from Nice, France
To capture the skiing atmosphere I have drawn many techniques together, to form this extensive collection of ski and snowboard paintings, of partial representation, abstract construction and energy paintings. Choosing high contrast and energetic colours I have drawn the abundant energy and excitement into the scene. By combining partial representation of scenes and abstract construction the paintings draws heavily on your memories of skiing, snowboarding and the Alps to subconsciously represent the energy of the scene and stimulate recollection of the feelings of being, skiing and snowboarding in the Alps.
Many of the skiing and snowboarding paintings have been inspired by skiing and snowboarding in my favourite high mountain resorts. The visual clues for the paintings have been drawn from many of the scenes around the high Alps ski areas which I have adored since my early days. Having skied since I was 4 I have a great depth of memories and images to draw from. You can tell how unbelievable the whole experience was when I was young. When I returned to school after Easter break with Panda eyes, the teacher asked what I had been doing. I said I had been skiing which was promptly dismissed as a far fetched fabrication.
I spend much of the winter skiing and snowboarding in the alps “working” – dare I call this work?
I work and play hard collecting together all of those incredible feelings so they can be translated through the brush into some amazing paintings. I will often visit four or five of his favourite ski areas in a season so keep watching the site for new work. If you have a particular run you would like painting, give me a call and I might be able to drop it into the winter schedule or I may have already painted it. These colourful and fun skiing paintings make a great gift for any keen skier or snowboarder.
Commisions.
Many clients have a favourite photo of them skiing in their favourite place in the Alps and often ask if it possible to commission a painting of this photo. This is something which is quite easy to arrange. Email the image to me and take a look at the paintings in the viewerof the ski paintings for sale. Your painting will be similar in style, colour, detail and general feel as some of the paintings already produced. So if you like the paintings then it is a good idea to proceed with a commission. There is a bit of freedom I need to make the painting work and I very rarely like to make faces representation as this needs quite a large canvas to be possible.
Once I have seen the image I can confirm that it is possible and outline roughly how I plan to paint it, the size and the cost. The cost is usually pretty similar to those already for sale in the viewer + post and framing if necessary.
Check out theSki & Snowboard Paintings Blog to see where Pete has been visiting and painting and the video of the ski paintings below.
View the Skiing and Snowboard Paintings for Sale. and
Hi
Have you any paintings of La Giettaz ( La Plan)
Thank you kindly