Snowy Heights

This one’s pure mountain adrenaline—with Barton’s twist.

Painted directly on a snowboard, this piece turns a ride up the lift into a moment worth framing. The chairs rise through snow-heavy pines, pulling your eye straight into that quiet, high-altitude calm that only exists between runs. The purples, whites, and icy blues keep it cold and crisp, while Barton’s bold palette knife work gives it motion—like the mountain is still breathing.

What makes this special isn’t just the image, it’s the object. A snowboard already carries speed, gravity, and stories. Barton leans into that energy instead of fighting it. This isn’t art pretending to be sporty—it’s functional attitude turned collectible.

Perfect for a Tahoe wall, ski house, or anyone who knows that the lift ride is sometimes just as good as the run down. It’s rugged, unexpected, and unapologetically cool.

This one’s pure mountain adrenaline—with Barton’s twist.

Painted directly on a snowboard, this piece turns a ride up the lift into a moment worth framing. The chairs rise through snow-heavy pines, pulling your eye straight into that quiet, high-altitude calm that only exists between runs. The purples, whites, and icy blues keep it cold and crisp, while Barton’s bold palette knife work gives it motion—like the mountain is still breathing.

What makes this special isn’t just the image, it’s the object. A snowboard already carries speed, gravity, and stories. Barton leans into that energy instead of fighting it. This isn’t art pretending to be sporty—it’s functional attitude turned collectible.

Perfect for a Tahoe wall, ski house, or anyone who knows that the lift ride is sometimes just as good as the run down. It’s rugged, unexpected, and unapologetically cool.