- Watercolor Artist Magazine – June 2020 – Article, On the Move
- PleinAir Magazine – May 2019 – The Elements, article “Editing the Landscape for Better Compositions”
- Southwest Art – August 2018 – Artists to Watch – Daniel Marshall – Journeys to the Center of the Heart
- American Watercolor – July 2018 – Developing a Personal Style
- PleinAir Magazine – May 2018 – Postcards From the Road – (Too) Close Encounters
- Fine Art Connoiseur – October 2017 – American Impressionist Society 18th National Juried Exhibition Special Section
- Outdoor Painter – April 2017 – How Watercolor Can Make You Lose Friends
- Fine Art Views – February 2017 – Informed Collector Recommends
- Armitage & McMillan Denver Menswear Blog – January 2017 – Spotlight: Dan Marshall
- Watercolor Artist Magazine – August 2016 – Shining Sea to City Street: Dan Marshall’s American Spirit
- Artists Network – May 2016- CINEMATIC WORKS DAN MARSHALL WATERCOLOR LANDSCAPES – See the blog HERE
- Westword.com – May 2016- From NYC to the 303, Artist Dan Marshall Has Made His Mark
ARTIST TO WATCh
Aug 2018 | Southwest Art
Journeys to the Center of the Heart by Kim Agricola
Boats and beaches, cities and rural landscapes, vintage race bikes and their riders: award-winning watercolor artist Daniel Marshall paints the wide variety of subjects that compel him. His passion for traveling suits his taste for diverse subject matter, and while his trips are usually business related—he’s also a gifted tattoo artist with an international clientele—Marshall’s off-hours are reserved for painting en plein air, wherever his journeys take him…Read the full article
POSTCARDS FROM THE ROAD
May 2018 | PleinAir Magazine
(Too) Close Encounters by Kelly Kane
“I travel a lot,” says watercolor artist Daniel Marshall. “Workshops, demos, plein air painting events, and tattoo jobs keep me on the road two weeks out of every month. I owe thanks for this particular adventure to tattoo clients who flew me to Tyler, Texas, where I also snuck in some plein air painting.
“As this was my first trip to the area, I was grateful for the warnings about the “locals” — fire ants…Read the full article
HOW WATERCOLOR CAN MAKE YOU LOSE FRIENDS
Outdoor Painter
by Bob Bahr
Watercolor paintings can be exciting, abstract, tight, mysterious, pretty — and divisive among some folks. Just ask Daniel Marshall.
Marshall is a well-known tattoo artist with an international clientele that has him flying around the United States to work with special customers. He is part of a wave of tattoo artists who appreciate and operate in a fine-arts state of mind. A quick look shows that many of his designs are monochromatic and finely rendered. It’s art. But it’s not all that Marshall has to say… Read the full article
INFORMED COLLECTOR RECOMMENDS
Feb 2017 | Fine Art views
Born in New Jersey in 1971, reared in Ohio, and finishing his education in Connecticut at the Propersi Institute of Art, Dan is used to adapting to different environs. As a successful tattoo artist, he has been fortunate to extend his travel experiences all over the world. Providing him frequent opportunities to paint the scenes he finds there and allowing him to draw on his early experiences of adaptation…Read the full article
Cinematic works.- dan marshall watercolor landscapes
May 2016 | Artists Network
by Jessica Canterbury, Managing Editor
When Dan Marshall began working with watercolors, he was immediately taken by the sensitivity of the medium and the atmospheric effects he could achieve in his watercolor landscapes. They feature a broad panning sweep; the compositional staging is highly stylized, abstract, and near-cinematic—calling to mind long opening shots in movies that are meant to imply a narrative or set an emotional tone. Read the full article.