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Art That Has Emotional Resonance

“My work is rooted in emotional - paintings created not simply to be seen, but to be felt. Emotions first, values second. Each piece carries a quiet intensity, inviting the collector to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with something deeply personal. If the viewer is moved by my painting, it has done its job." - Benjamin J. Young

Ben Young is a newly emerging artist, with just over 2 years of painting, his work has been featured in 28 exhibits, 20 art galleries, and 2 museums. With his artwork being collected and displayed in over 244 homes around the United States and internationally. With over 24 original paintings sold into private collections. From hanging in manors in Switzerland, to pent houses in New York, to private collections in California. Ben's work has found a home with art lovers everywhere.

This watercolor painting by Ben Young depicts a serene watercolor capturing a man and a Border Collie dog strolling through rolling hills, evoking the peaceful charm of the countryside.

One Last Walk With Izzy

A watercolor painting of the artist and his dog, Izzy, walking across the rolling hills of Appalachia Ohio.

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young portrays an elderly woman with expressive eyes and glasses, gazing thoughtfully out of a weathered wooden window frame.

Okay Now

A watercolor painting featuring a dear old friend, looking onward to the future with both hope and concern.

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young features a young man gazing intently at a flickering candle, his face illuminated by its warm glow in a powerful study of light, focus, and introspection.

In The Dark

In The Dark is a watercolor painting framing the amusement of a youthful expression looking in to a candle flame.

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young loyal dog pauses in a sun-bleached field, gazing toward the solitary man resting on a weathered porch in this quiet, contemplative scene.

Coming Home

A watercolor painting of my dog, Izzy, coming home to me.

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This painting by Ben Young depicts a solemn and intimate moment between two individuals, where a woman is carefully cutting the hair of a man sitting with his back to the viewer, set against a dark, textured background that enhances the emotional depth of the scene.

Hallelujah

Based on the lyrics of the song, Hallelujah. She tied you to the kitchen chair, she broke your throne and cut your hair.

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A watercolor painting by Ben Young is of a lone, hooded figure sits against a tree in a dark, snow-covered forest, evoking a sense of solitude and introspection.

Dying In A Snowfall

Dying In A Snowfall is a watercolor painting displaying the reality of that Feb 26th snowfall night.

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A watercolor painting by Ben Young is of a solitary man in a dark suit stands in a dimly lit office, his back to the viewer, as stark contrasts of light and shadow create a melancholic, introspective atmosphere.

Corporate Contempt

Corporate Contempt is a watercolor painting displaying my contempt of corporate America.

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A watercolor painting by Ben Young depicts a surreal courtroom scene where a solemn clown in red and white stripes stands at the witness stand, surrounded by grim-faced onlookers and jurors, creating a powerful contrast between absurdity and gravity.

Circus Act

Circus Act is a watercolor painting of a clown standing trial, inspired by Edward Hopper's Soir Bleu.

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Private Collector List

Join a private circle of collectors and receive first access to newly completed works before they are publicly released.

Members are invited to exclusive monthly offerings, including a collector’s drawing for a limited reproduction, advance notice of exhibitions, and privileged acquisition opportunities. As part of this private list, you will also enjoy preferred collector pricing on select works.

Reserved for those who collect with intention.

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Latest Collector News From The Artist

February 21, 2026 - "Dear Collector, I’m grateful to share that my surgery was successful. I’m now back home, resting comfortably, and beginning to ease back into the rhythm of the studio. This past month has been unusually quiet on the painting front — filled instead with doctor’s appointments and preparation. While February felt short in brushstrokes, it deepened my perspective in ways I’m only beginning to understand. " - Benjamin J. Young

Latest Artwork Creations

Watercolor portrait of a serious man with short dark hair wearing a sleeveless brown shirt against a soft neutral background.

Mistakes

March 3, 2026

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A lone cow stands as a quiet focal point in this atmospheric 7x5 watercolor by Ben Young, which uses a muted palette and soft, misty washes to capture the stillness of a snow-covered rural landscape.

Winter Pasture I

January 19, 2026

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young depicts the textured trunks of twin birch or sycamore trees standing in a serene, snow-covered landscape under a soft grey sky.

Winter Birch I

January 13, 2026

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This painting by Ben Young features a weathered barn standing as a silent sentinel amidst a vast, snow-covered landscape, captured in soft watercolor washes that emphasize the cool blue shadows of a quiet winter day.

Winter Barn I

January 4, 2026

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young loyal dog pauses in a sun-bleached field, gazing toward the solitary man resting on a weathered porch in this quiet, contemplative scene.

Coming Home

November 17, 2025

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This watercolor painting by Ben Young features a warmly lit still life of a red apple, green whiskey bottle, and glass of amber liquor, capturing the quiet elegance of light and shadow.

Grisaille Whiskey, On The Rocks

August 14, 2025

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Get In Touch

Whether you are interested in visiting the studio, booking an exhibition, or just want to reach out, Ben would love to hear from you. Feel free to explore the options below.

Visit Studio

Studio visits, in Canton Ohio, are available on select Downtown First Fridays or by appointment. Feel free to schedule an appointment to visit the studio.

Curators & Press

If you are a gallery owner, or a museum curator, or press, start here. I'm currently booking exhibitions and looking for gallery representation.

Contact Artist

If you have any questions, inquiries, or need more information, you are always welcome to contact Ben. Or find information to visit Ben's downtown Canton studio.