NEWS
DELTA BLUE RISING HAS A NEW HOME
DELTA BLUE RISING has found a new home with a close family friend and his family. The first official “New Art” for their beautiful new home just completed in North Texas.
Delta Blue Rising, 48”x48” acrylic on canvas by Gregory Beck. SOLD
Celebration Finds a New Home in Louisiana
I’m pleased to announce that Celebration, from my Carnivale Mystique Series, has found a new home with a cherished collector in Louisiana.
Measuring 21” x 9” x 13” including the base, this detailed sculpture captures the energy, movement, and joyful spirit of celebration. Inspired by the vibrant traditions of Rio, New Orleans, and Venice, the piece reflects the mystery, elegance, and exuberance that define the Carnivale Mystique Series.
I’m honored that this piece will continue its journey as part of a fantastic collection and bring a sense of celebration and wonder to its new home in Louisiana.
Celebration from the Carnivale Mystiques Series by Gregory Beck
When Nature Calls
Mother Nature can do a lot of damage in a hurry. Last January, straight-line winds blew out this custom “stained glass” pane. It took months to recreate, but the new piece was finally installed last week — just in time for the grand opening of the newly restored Maren Grove Apartments, Fort Worth, TX
Stained Glass window restoration Maren Grove Apartments, Fort Worth, TX
Trust the Collaboration
Universe Reimagined has found a new home. This 48” x 48” acrylic on gallery canvas painting is the result of a wonderful collaboration with a longtime patron in Houston. Projects like this are a reminder that the creative process is always stronger when built on trust, conversation, and shared vision.
Thank you so much, L.S., for your support and collaboration.
Universe Reimagined - 48”x48” Acrylic on Gallery Canvas. By Gregory Beck
Quick 3D Fly-By
I recently completed a detailed 3D city block model in SketchUp for London Landscaping LLC as part of the Alleyway Improvement Project. The design process presented several unique challenges, but the finished concept successfully delivers the enhanced pedestrian flow and inviting urban atmosphere the client envisioned. It’s always rewarding to see ideas come together into a functional and visually engaging environment. Special thanks to Amy London for the opportunity to collaborate on this exciting project.
3D city block in SketchUp for London Landscaping LLC. © Copyright 2026 Gregory Beck. All rights reserved.
Resurrection has a new home...
Resurrection has found a wonderful new home. My sincere thanks to a special collector and supporter of my work who has become a true friend, which I value greatly.
Resurrection reflects the moment of rising after reaching one’s lowest point, guided by hope, faith, and determination. Viewers have connected to it in many ways - some seeing sorrow, others hope, and many feeling it on a deeply personal level.
This piece is a reflection on loss and renewal, and a reminder of the strength we carry within us to stand again, even after life has brought you to your knees.
Primavera Arrives...
She made the journey with the wind in her face—now Primavera is officially home in Carefree, AZ! And perfect timing for a milestone birthday.
Happy Birthday, John!
Big shoutout to Clint, Jamie, and the amazing crew at Found Fine Art and Pyrology Foundry & Studio in Bastrop, TX for getting her there safe and sound.
Primavera at her new home in Carefree, AZ! Note: sound track is muted.
Back in Painting Mode...
I recently flipped the studio back into Painting Mode to work on a new commission for a collector in Houston — “Universe Radiant Drift,” part of my ongoing Universe Series. It’s been great jumping back into the abstract side of things again.
Getting ready for this kind of painting takes a bit of effort. I have to move and stack everything out of the center of the studio, cover up anything I don’t want splattered, set up lights from every direction, order paints, and mentally prep for those long sessions — usually about eight hours straight. Once the paint hits the canvas, there’s no stopping. I work with the canvas flat on the floor, which means by the time I’m done, there’s paint everywhere — on the floor, the tarps, my clothes, my shoes, and definitely on me. And let’s just say I feel it the next day from all the squatting, crawling, and stretching over a four-foot canvas.
But it’s worth it. Along with Universe Radiant Drift, I ended up creating a few more pieces in the Universe Series and even a new version of my popular Delta Blue, which I’m calling “Delta Blue Rising.”
I’ve still got a few blank canvases waiting, so who knows — I might dive even deeper into the abstract soon. Stay tuned!
Just for fun…
A little look back! I thought I’d share a few of the award sculptures I’ve created over the years. Hundreds of these pieces have been made and presented to employees and executives. it’s always humbling to see the excitement as they’re presented. Check them out on the COMMISSIONS page https://www.artbygregorybeck.com/#/page-5/
Detail of A Little Help From My Friends. One of the Award Sculptures now featured on the COMMISSIONS page.
Primavera SOLD!
Primavera, cast bronze, over life-size sculpture by Gregory Beck has found a new home. Thanks to Found Fine Art in Bastrop, TX for exhibiting Primavera at their wonderful gallery.
Capturing Ferro di Prua...
Fresh images by Chad Beck showcase the Ferro di Prua sculptures in Las Colinas, TX, highlighting how they interact with their surroundings at every moment. Experience them in their full splendor at the Hotel Indigo.
More 3D Renderings
Recently completed a series of 3D concept homes for Joshua Homes in Cedar Hill, Texas. The projects involve virtually constructing each home from architectural plans and elevations, often placing them in geographically accurate terrain. Additional work included landscaping, lighting design, and producing high-quality still renderings along with fly-around video animations.
Reviving a Lost Piece of Fort Worth History
A long-missing architectural detail has returned to downtown Fort Worth. Originally part of a historic building that became Barber’s Book Store in 1925, the distinctive finial—lost sometime in the 1960s—has now been faithfully restored.
Thanks to the expert craftsmanship of FLX Technologies and the support of Brian from Barber’s Book Store, a hand-crafted aluminum replica with an aged patina has taken its place atop the entrance once again, reconnecting the present with the city's storied past. Design by Gregory Beck.
Bringing Back a Lost Piece of Fort Worth History
All is Done!
The twin Ferro Di Prua sculptures are finsihed and in place. The surrounding settings are complete.
If you are in the area please check out my artwork and the Hotel Indigo Irving Las Colinas. Location - 455 E John W Carpenter Fwy, Irving, TX 75062.
Gregory Beck by his twin sculptures Ferro di Prua. Installed 2024. Photo by Chad Beck.
Photo by Chad Beck.
Photo by Chad Beck.
Lighting is complete
Excited to share that the Ferro di Prua project is nearly complete! We've added 8 indigo-colored LED lights to each sculpture, lighting up every segment beautifully. The final touch? Accelerating the contrasting rust patina on the pedestals. Stay tuned for the grand opening at Hotel Indigo, Las Colinas, TX—coming soon! Special Thanks to Brad Litteken - Lightview Designs for his expertise.
Interpretive Plaques Complete
We’ve just completed the interpretive plaques for Ferro di Prua, which will be mounted on the pedestal bases of each sculpture. This added detail will offer insight into the design and highlight the significance of the location.
Design by Gregory Beck. Ferro Di Prua, Las Colinas, TX
Twin sculptures by Gregory Beck. Ferro Di Prua, Las Colinas, TX