
Empty Chair Collection
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Sundown No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Sunset Cloud No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Wavelite No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Mid-Century White No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Eastern Pasque No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Tucson Clay No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Mint Blue No.1 | Original Framed Painting – Empty Chair Series by Brooks Tipton
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Euphorbia No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Mid Century White No.2 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Sun Flare Yellow No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Mint Green No.1 | Original Framed Painting – by Brooks Tipton
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Conversation Pit | Original Framed Painting – Empty Chair Series by Brooks Tipton
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"This series was based on my own need to bring order into a chaotic world. I want to curate my living space to have balance and order, then I can find those things in myself". -BT


About
Hello, I’m Brooks. I live in Tampa Bay with my wife, Shannon, and our pug, Billie. I’ve been a touring musician for over 20 years and play in the Atlanta-based rock band Manchester Orchestra. I’ve found solace in making color and arranging it. I think everyone has the ability to find their own voice through art, we just have to throw our hand into it and keep sculpting the work until it feels right. Then, we can step back and realize that something meaningful occured...we discover something new about ourselves, something bigger.