Represented artist
Wyllis Heaton
Selected work
Available paintings
Amer Elephants12 x 16
Ancient Vase8 x 6
Archway with Flag9 x 12
Cactus Bloom4 x 6
China Cove9 x 12
Coastal Moonrise4 x 6
Courthouse in Pink14 x 18
Daybreak Arcadia9 x 12
De La Flores20 x 24
Evening Light, Castle Bridge Venice12 x 16
Flowers with Tie9 x 12
Golden Gateway6 x 8
Golden Sycamore9 x 12
Island Paintout5 x 7
Katy D Santa Barbara9 X 12
Last Light on Brightview18 x 24
Last Light San Roque16 x 20
Loon Point16 x 20
Magnolias16 x 20
Mission Arches14 x 18
Moonrise Over Santa Barbara18 x 24
Pigeons, Voaipur11x14
Port Clyde Maine4 x 6
Red Flag San Marcos Venice9 x 12
Romero Canyon6 x 8
Roof Tops12 x 16
Ruby Curtain12 x 16
Sanmen Temple8 x 10
Santa Barbara Courthouse14 x 18
Santa Barbara Daisy16 x 20
Spring Clover8 X 10
The Salute9 x 12
Tibichina Hetteromalla Giovannis8 x 10
Treasure Trove4 x 6
Turtle Fountain20 x 24
Winter Solstice12 x 16
Wishing Well at St. Antimo Tuscany6 x 8
About the artist
Wyllis’s Biography
Wyllis Heaton (born in Pasadena, CA, 1976) is an award-winning plein air landscape painter, as well as a licensed landscape designer based in Santa Barbara, CA.
Growing up in Pasadena, Wyllis was influenced by William Stout, a famous illustrator who lived nearby and whose art studio he often visited. After graduating from high school, Wyllis studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he developed a love for the Santa Barbara region and a passion for its wide range of iconic landscapes.
In 2002, Wyllis earned a degree in illustration from Pasadena's Art Center. He went on to teach for six years at the California Art Academy in San Gabriel, where his weekend classes were very well attended.
Despite traveling extensively to paint landscapes in other locales, Santa Barbara has been his permanent home since 2007. Wyllis is currently building his portfolio of original artworks while also designing gardens, fountains, and exterior details in Santa Barbara.
Wyllis Heaton can often be found at art shows creating and exhibiting his works. He enjoys the plein air setting for painting and the challenge of capturing the ephemeral beauty of rapidly changing landscapes.