“Where every brushstroke tells a story.”
“Discover art that speaks softly, yet carries meaning that endures.”
Every collector begins somewhere. Sometimes it starts with a single print — a simple doorway into a quiet world of color and story. Sometimes it begins with the humbling decision to live with an original painting, one that holds the spirit of time and touch.
However your journey begins, I welcome you to step inside and linger awhile. Each painting I create is a remembrance — of light across a field, of weathered barns still standing, of faces that hold both joy and endurance.
My work is not just about what is seen, but what is felt — the hush between moments, the stillness that whispers when the world grows too loud.
I’ve often thought of my collectors as fellow travelers — people who still believe in beauty, in simplicity, and in the sacred weight of handmade things. Some begin with a print. Others wait for an original that feels like an old friend. Wherever you stand in that circle, your place is welcome here.
Time Remembered In Color
It begins gently, with the Limited Edition Prints — small windows into larger worlds.
These high quality prints are created with the same reverence as the originals: archival paper, rich pigment inks, and the slow hand of craftsmanship.
I sign and number each one, because every piece — even a print — carries a story worth remembering.
They are made for those who wish to start their collection softly, without haste or pressure.
Original Art
Wherever you begin, whether with a print or an original, know this: your choice keeps art alive. It allows me to keep painting — to keep telling stories about hope, about time, and about the quiet places where beauty still hides.
Thank you for walking this path with me.
Thank you for believing in art that breathes.
People Watching
African Faces
Water Scenes
Country Life
Edward Wade
Edward Wade has been an artist for as long as he can remember. His journey began at the age of three, sketching whatever caught his eye—horses, faces, fleeting moments of human expression. But it wasn’t just about drawing; it was about capturing something deeper, something that often goes unnoticed..
TO CREATE IS TO Look closely at the world, look at the ordinary, and transform it into extraordinary. Edward invites you to look closely at the ordinary and see what he sees.
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COLLECTOR REVIEWS
What Collectors & Visitors Say About Ed
““Where fleeting moments find a forever home.”.”
“I love the way Edward handles his figures. There's a bit of rawness to his refinement that really evokes a sense of emotions. His use of color and form is amazing!.”
George Evan Davis, Collector hawaii
““Watercolors that remember, so you never forget.””
“So happy to have your beautiful art work in my home and can’t wait to purchase more.”
Gwen DeBerry, Collector, north carolina
““Stories painted to be lived with and passed on.”.”
“I'm recovering from surgery and your picture made me smile. It truly reminds me of me playing with my cousins in Jamaica!.”
Petrina shaw Collector, jamaica
““For those who collect not things, but meaning.””
“I am truly enjoying your beautiful artwork.”
Ursula young Collector, New York
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inspires Edward’s paintings?
I am drawn to the quiet beauty of everyday life—the moments most people pass by without noticing. A barn leaning gently into the wind, a fisherman waiting on still water, the curve of a face deep in thought. These scenes carry stories, and in watercolor I’ve found a way to give them permanence. My art is my way of remembering what time so easily forgets.
How do you choose what to paint?
Often, the subject chooses me. A weathered barn, a fisherman waiting on still water, the glance of a face deep in thought—these things speak before I ever lift a brush. I paint what lingers in the heart, what whispers of memory and meaning. My art is less about choosing a subject and more about answering when a moment calls.
Why watercolor?
Watercolor has always felt like the perfect language for what I want to say. It is unpredictable, delicate, and fleeting—just like the moments I try to capture. Its softness allows me to paint not only what is seen, but what is felt: memory, atmosphere, emotion. Each brushstroke carries both control and surrender, much like life itself. Plus, my art teacher told me that it was the hardest because it is transparent
What do you hope people feel when they see your work?
I hope they feel a pause—like stepping into a slower rhythm of life. My desire is for each painting to stir recognition, even if they’ve never stood in that barnyard or drifted on that lake. Art has the power to remind us of our shared humanity, and I want my work to bring comfort, reflection, and a sense of belonging.
Are these original works or prints?
On my site, you’ll find both. My original watercolors are one-of-a-kind pieces that carry the full spirit of the moment they were painted. I also offer archival-quality prints, made with care so that collectors can bring these stories into their homes at a more accessible price, without losing the richness of the original.
How do I know this artwork will fit into my home?
The people who live with my paintings often say that the work doesn’t just “hang on the wall”—it becomes part of the rhythm of their space. These are pieces that invite calm, spark reflection, and carry a sense of familiarity. Whether in a modern home or a country retreat, the art adapts, because it’s rooted in universal human experiences.
What makes your work different from other watercolor artists?
I don't paint to impress; I paint to remember. My work is not about dazzling with detail, but about distilling life into its simplest, most meaningful forms. Many of my collectors tell me that when they look at a piece, they don’t just see a barn, a face, or a fisherman—they see themselves, their families, their own histories reflected back.
Who collects your work?
My collectors are thoughtful people who value story and authenticity. They see art not just as an object, but as a way of preserving memory, culture, and beauty. Many live with a sense of intentionality—choosing handcrafted, meaningful pieces over the disposable. They often tell me that my paintings don’t just fit into their homes, but into their lives
Can I commission a custom piece?
Yes, I occasionally accept commissions when they align with my vision and schedule. Collectors often come to me with a story, a place, or a memory they want preserved in watercolor. If you have something meaningful you’d like captured, reach out—I’d be honored to talk with you about it.
What do collectors usually say about your work?
The words I hear most often are nostalgic, calming, and timeless. Many tell me that a painting reminds them of their childhood home, a loved one, or a moment they thought they had forgotten. For me, that is the highest compliment—that the work doesn’t just show a scene, but stirs a memory already living inside the collector.
How should I care for watercolor artwork?
Watercolors are best kept out of direct sunlight and framed under UV-protective glass. Each piece is created on archival-quality paper, ensuring that with proper care, it will endure for generations. My collectors often say these pieces feel like family heirlooms—something to pass down, not just hang up.
Why should I invest in your art?
Because art is not just about filling a space—it’s about filling a life. When you bring a piece of mine into your home, you are preserving a story, safeguarding a memory, and surrounding yourself with work that slows time down. Collectors often say that my paintings become anchors of stillness in their homes, places to breathe and reflect.
Where Vision Meets Paper!
