Steve Henning
Jubilation: When a Painting Finally Reveals ...

As artists, we often assume that finishing a painting is a singular moment. In reality, some works mature quietly over years, waiting for the right eye, the right distance, or the right moment of clarity.

Jubilation: When a Painting Finally Reveals Itself
Steve Henning
A Walk Through the Forest (2020–2025)

This painting is about trust—trust in process, trust in perception, and trust that forward movement does not require a visible trail.

A Walk Through the Forest (2020–2025)
Steve Henning
Four Points of Light at Creative Flow Art Center

What began as a neighborhood experiment among four Evansville-area artists grew into Four Points of Light — a shared exhibition celebrating creativity, friendship, and the luminous power of art.

Four Points of Light at Creative Flow Art Center
Steve Henning
The Story Behind Inspiration Peak Publishing

Most people know me as a fine artist who sells originals through galleries, but few realize I also run Inspiration Peak Publishing — offering prints and merchandise directly from my studio since 1996. Discover the story behind it.

The Story Behind Inspiration Peak Publishing
Steve Henning
A New Chapter in My Artistic Journey: Explore ...

After over a decade in video production, I’ve returned to my first passion—painting. My new portfolio page showcases recent works from 2022 to today, reflecting my signature meditative impressionism style. Designed for collectors, galleries, and interior designers, these pieces offer a fresh perspective on contemporary fine art. Explore the collection and find a work that resonates with you.

A New Chapter in My Artistic Journey: Explore My Latest Works

A Call to Walk in the Wild

A Call to Walk in the Wild

My goal with this artwork was to effectively balance colors and light, creating a harmonious image that evokes peace and invites viewers to imagine a serene walk through the woodland. As I worked on this painting, I found myself continually drawn into the tranquility of the scene I was depicting. Each brushstroke was a step through the forest, a pause in the embrace of nature, a moment of reflection.