Hayton’s passion is to render sun-drenched landscapes that usually include architecture, and sometimes horses. Her love for these subjects comes from two sources.
All her life, Gail Hayton has been creating imagery with a jewel-like quality.
After experimenting with woven tapestries, embroidery, quilting and large-size paintings in pencil and watercolor, she finally found her “jewel” in miniature oil paintings.
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It is not easy to detail depth from such a small canvas, but Gail Hayton does so with “Afternoon at the Creek.”
Gail Hayton has a talent for capturing scenes that others drive past, as seen in “Boardman in the Rain.”
“Fishtown” is a miniature oil painting by Gail Hayton, depicting the beloved Leland, Michigan, landmark.
Farm life on a sunny day is depicted by Gail Hayton in, “Into the Clearing.”
Capturing one of the last days on the river before heading south is Gail Hayton’s “Last Flyover.”
Gail Hayton captures the reward for a bracing hike in the woods with the tranquil scene “Reflections in the Pond.”
Serene & still. Gail Hayton captures the calming sense of a day’s end with, “Silent Sunset.”
The bucolic feeling of winter on a farm leaves a big impression from such a small frame in Gail Hayton’s “Sleigh Ride at 4:00.”
Time for some hay on a bright sunny day in winter. Gail Hayton captures a peaceful scene in, “Togetherness.”
Gail Hayton takes her inspiration from nature, and no doubt this is one of her favorite spots.