With so many artists and such an unfathomably vast selection of art available, why should you buy a Krieg original painting or archival print?

The primary reason for buying a work of art is that it inspires you or communicates something valuable to you – an emotion, a dream, a desire, or a memory. Good art is dynamic and compelling – it will change and grow with you. People all over the world have purchased Susan's work, originals and prints, because her images speak to them at first sight. Then they find their relationship with the images developing and deepening with time.

Quality is another important consideration when buying art. Krieg original paintings are distinguished by skillful integration of mixed media materials, with care taken always to seal each layer with acrylic gel. The archival ink jet prints on Epson Luster paper are expected to maintain their vivid color quality for 100 years. (Though even archival prints will fade if placed in direct sunlight - so take care.)

A third consideration, for many owners, is sustainability of the artist’s reputation, which is the criterion for lasting investment value. Susan Krieg is an established artist, having committed to her work professionally in 1989, and has made a lasting impact on the art world. To list a few of her many projects:

• Susan oversaw the painting portion of Judy Chicago's “Envisioning the Future” project. (2004)
• Susan managed the “Night Gallery” project and personally painted many of the celebrity portraits that decorate 40 roll-up security doors along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. (2002)
• Susan’s murals and building facade improvements adorn more than two dozen sites in the LA area. Notably, her mural at CBS on Beverly Boulevard commemorates Bob Barker's 32nd year on the “Price is Right.” (2000 – 2004)
• Susan was sponsored in painting two of the six-foot fiberglass angels in the “Community of Angels” project in Los Angeles, including one for the Staples Sports Arena. (2001)
• Susan's art has been published in several magazines, including an eight-page, featured artist spread in the January, 2000 issue of Somerset Studio Magazine. It has been printed as art posters by Grand Image and featured on Toronto Press book covers. Her art work has been used in television programs, including “The Young and the Restless.”
• Susan has been represented in many fine art galleries since 1990.

For a more complete list of projects, please click Susan Krieg Resume.