Return of a holy note — acrylic on canvas by David Heatwole

Eleventh-generation artist

Paintings · Drawings · Mixed Media

David F.Heatwole

Contemplative depictions of ebb and flow — the movement and transformation of an energetic world, and the interconnected paths of all things visible and unseen.

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The Ruby Reserve: a hand-colored original artwork of a red wine glass, a bottle with a personalized label, and purple grapes before a vineyard landscape
The Vineyard Harvest: a hand-colored original artwork of a white wine glass, a bottle with a personalized label, and green grapes before a golden landscape

A Vintage of Your Own

Your Wine. Your Name. Your Story. Your Original Art.

Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, wedding, or other special occasion with individually hand-colored original artwork and a personalized wine label by David F. Heatwole. Available as a 24” × 16” single wine glass composition (image area) or a 36” × 36” double wine glass with bottle option.

$550 unframed · Optional framing available

24” × 16” and 36” × 36” options available.

Discover the Collection

One hand, three names

“Most of my output consists of two-dimensional works of contemporary fine art intended as contemplative depictions of ebb and flow, the movement and transformation of an energetic world, and the interconnected paths of all things visible and unseen.”

David F. Heatwole

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Creative community collaborations

The work is rarely made alone

Murals built with neighbors, exhibitions assembled from eleven studios at a time, and a bronze-shaped hole in a town square turned into a public conversation.

See the collaborations

2000 — 2002

The Flowering of a Dream

Loudoun County, Virginia

Three flower mazes made with high school and elementary students across Loudoun County: works you walk through at ground level, but that only reveal their true image from the air.

2009 — 2012

Put A Lid On It

Quad-State region

Community murals built from thousands of upcycled bottle lids, beginning with a Van Gogh outside the Redbrick Gallery in Martinsburg.

c. 2008

Spring Fling

301 N. Queen St., Martinsburg, WV

A 20 x 30 foot artwork across two recessed arches, created as a Main Street Martinsburg community art project.