Show off your passion for rodeo with an electrifying painting!

I've been painting rodeo portraits for years. I never tire from creating these unique pieces and with the help of my patrons sharing their custom portraits you can now learn about how these paintings are made and order one for yourself or a loved one!

Find the right size for your rodeo portrait!

Each painting is custom designed to represent the photo you've selected to be painted and fit your space. Popular sizes include: 24"x36", 30"x40", 36"x48", 48"x60" and larger! Custom sizes are also possible. Ready to order?

Start the process

36"x48"

40"x30"

30"x40"

48"x54"

How it works

If you have never ordered a custom portrait before don't worry I can walk you through it in a few easy steps.

Pick your favorite photo to have painted. High resolution, clear photos are the best.

2. Then contact me to discuss sizes and pricing. As well as a timeline to complete your portrait.

3. Finalize our agreement by paying 50% of the cost up front. This is used to purchase supplies and start the painting. I accept Venmo, Paypal, Cashapp, Check, or Cash.

4. You'll b notified when the portrait is completed and we will arrange shipping, delivery, or a pickup time. The 50% of the cost is due at pickup or right before. I accept Venmo, Paypal, Cashapp, Check, or Cash.

Get to know the artist!

My name is Alejandro. I'm a military veteran, self taught artist, and entrepreneur. After separating from the military as a Combat Engineer I moved to San Angelo and opened an art gallery in 2011.

It quickly grew to a six figure business which I sold in 2019.

While developing my skills as an artist I also completed my degree in Marketing from Arizona State Univesrity which led to a position working with the Small Business Administration. This allowed me expand my knowledge for starting and growing successful businesses across the Concho Valley.

During my time in Texas I've deepened my appreciation for the rural west and it's culture. Painting rodeo portraits is exciting subject matter. The connection between the rider and the animal is dynamic and energetic. Something I truly enjoy capturing on canvas.