Will, slame wallace here, nice to see your still painting. Works are beautiful!

Yes, I am always interested in commissions. Please contact the Ugallery owners and they can help us with our project.

Your art is beautiful. Would you be interested in doing a commission?

Hi Will I very much like your work and look forward to seeing more. A few weeks ago I bought the painting of clouds relfecting the evening light, perhaps over the desert. Do you have a title for that painting? I'd like to make a note of it.

I just received Homage to Inness-Homage Fe chin and I am delighted. The painting is magnificent and I believe you have a wonderful career ahead of you. I have hung it with my Pennsylvania New Hope Impressionist paintings.

Thanks JJ that really means a lot. I am completing many paintings right now, so come back soon.

Your work really stands apart from the crowd. I look forward to seeing more and more and hope to purchase. Happy (you're almost there!) graduation.

Anyone interested in a personalized painting by me should contact the Ugallery Staff at sales@ugallery.com A sample portrait is shown above

Is it possible to view an enlarged version of your newly posted self portrait?

I have studied Will’s art for over five years and I am a proud owner of three of his pieces. William sums it up best when he states that he paints in a, “thin impressionist manner”. This technique is immediately obvious in “Three Guys in the Trees”, as he used short brush strokes of bright colors in immediate juxtaposition to represent the effect of light on the subjects of this painting. I see no apparent correlation between the work’s of Halstead and Goya. However, it is obvious that this artist is profound, Goya and Halstead have more in common than just art; Will is also studying Speech and Hearing Sciences. The young Halstead has produced some amazing paintings. I very much look forward to his future work!