Brian Phillips

She's Got That Texas Sunshine in Her Smile - SOLD

He's Seen Every Inch of Texas - SOLD

Errands. Drive-thru. Couch. Tv Tray & Remote. - $325

Head First Into the Big Muddy - $325

Coat of Many Colors - SOLD

Dark Star - SOLD

Morning Star - SOLD

Whopperjawed - SOLD

The Handsome Gambler - SOLD

This Must Be the Vase - SOLD

The Lil' Lone Ranger - SOLD

Peyote Pete Jr. - SOLD

We Were Here First - SOLD

He Was High on a Hilltop - SOLD

The Wildflower Kid - SOLD

A Death Wind For the People - $1,250

Snazzy - SOLD

The Hay Hand - SOLD

He Left His Heart at Rancho Cowabunga - SOLD

He's In the Money - SOLD

Mid-Day - $325

Spread Out - SOLD

It Never Felt Better Since I Let it Go - SOLD

Feelin' Alright - SOLD

Reimagine - SOLD

The Pitmaster - SOLD

After a Long Week of Mule Skinnin', She Treated Herself - SOLD

There Was a Bond Between Them - SOLD

Find Your Light and Bloom - $1,550

Make Your Own Smiles - $1,250

Explode - SOLD

Growth is Important - SOLD

We All Want More Happiness - $250

He Saw Fireworks - SOLD

Robert Bacon - $925

Rurales - SOLD

Brown Eyed Bill - $925

It's Been So Long - SOLD

The Hinson - SOLD

The Orange Blossom Express - SOLD

The Soul Searcher Rides Into Mescaline Mountains - SOLD

Radiate - SOLD

Hill Country Daydream - SOLD

He Fell in Love with the Texas Wildflowers - SOLD

How Our Country Was Built - $4,900

Lookin' Fine and Feelin' Fine - SOLD

He Went to the Tavern and Accidentally Got Lit Up Like a Christmas Tree - SOLD

Slick Rick - SOLD

Smokescreen - SOLD

Hi-Yo, Silver, Away! - SOLD

Weather the Storm Then Gather the Flowers - SOLD

The Ramblin’ Ranch Hand - SOLD

Lavishly Lush - SOLD

Up For Luck 11.10.22 - SOLD

The Searcher - SOLD

Jungle Jim - SOLD

Bandy the Rodeo Clown - SOLD

Coca~Cola Cowboy (named after my favorite Mel Tillis song) - SOLD

Peyote Pete Rides Into Big Bend - SOLD

BIG LUCK - SOLD

Forever Blue Gene - SOLD

His Mind Was in the Clouds - SOLD

Peacockin’ - SOLD

Shape Shifter - SOLD

True Colors - SOLD

Brian Phillips

In the world of salvaged wood artist Brian Phillips, dumpsters contain treasure, and gold can be struck in a scrap pile by the side of the road. The reclaimed wood that forms the foundation of his work is often rife with blemishes, knots, and nail holes. Working in a shed (originally built 40 years ago from salvaged materials) that Brian then converted into a studio/workshop, Brian cuts, planes, paints, and reassembles these rejected pieces into something wholly new. A resident of Austin, Texas, Brian’s work embraces the beauty and resilience of his home state. His work is ultimately a celebration of life and everything that makes it worth living.