Faye Hofmann Artist

01/01/2026

New year, New inspo! What would you like to see me paint this year? Let me know below 💬 Out walking in the glorious mountains today just soaking it in. Can’t wait to get started on my new commissions and exhibition pieces. 🥰 Thanking you for your support and Wishing you a good start to the New Year, filled with exciting plans for the year ahead!

04/12/2025

14/09/2025

Loving the beauty of where we live! Each sunset is unique and a source of inspiration for the soul—a moment of other-worldly beauty to contemplate and respond to. Here, the view is from Lake Zug's Harbour looking towards Cham's church spire. This work has just been released and is available for purchase. Feel free to contact me or check out my website online.

Original Artwork by local artist Faye Hofmann
40 x 30 cm Acrylic on canvas

https://fayehofmann.art/fleeting-moments-sunset-lake-zug

16/06/2025

A small study capturing a memory of a golden moment on lake Zug. The rain turned the atmosphere to gold all around us, as residents flocked with their umbrellas to the shoreline to embrace the moment. 30 x 30cm Acrylic on canvas

08/06/2025

Watching me paint this study of a famous bridge in Lucern, Switzerland. A snowy Pilatus mountain watches the sunlight dancing off the water in the old town

08/06/2025

Watch me paint a little study of a famous bridge in Luzern with a snowy Pliatus watches from a distance. I just could not resist the light dancing off the water.

19/04/2025

Happy Easter! A quick mini painting of our getaway location on the Rhone river, France. It is for acrylic on postcard size card - for someone special on Easter :) Wishing you all a lovely long weekend!

23/03/2025

This lovely scene of the sun rays teaching down over Pilatus has been delivered to its new home! “Open Heavens -Oberwil” 130 x 120cm has a special message of hope of life beyond this one.

11/03/2025

SLAY! With a wild red under-painting—- Take that, white blankness!

10/03/2025

HAPPY MONDAY! FACE YOUR GIANTS Me getting my art ninja on facing a large 2 x 1.3 m canvas. I felt the intimidation of all that blank space. Nothing for it but a bold attack! Dramatic results to follow…