Ephemeral Summer $275
Oil on Canvas 20” x 24”
Wood frame
2025
This painting grew out of my love for quiet, in-between moments in the midst of larger journeys. The small, ordinary experiences that say more about us than big, dramatic ones ever could. I wanted to portray the contrast between the calm, steady gaze of the figure and the simple frustration of a melting ice cream cone in her hand. It’s a tiny disappointment, but one we all recognize.
As I painted her, I thought about how often life is shaped by these subtle, everyday moments: learning to hold grace and resilience at the same time.
For me, this piece is about accepting what slips away, without losing your sense of self. It’s about being present, even when things aren’t quite perfect. I hope this painting brings a feeling of warmth and quiet reflection into your space. A gentle reminder to notice the beauty in life as it unfolds
photorealistic oil painting of assorted gummy candy and glass jars on 1.75” gallery wrapped canvas. Original oil painting. Does not need to be framed, can be set on shelf or surface or hung as is - sides are painted and varnished.
Circular oil painting on canvas panel - 8” diameter, expressive, textured painting of pink roses and pastel shades of greenery. Unframed, would need to be mounted in frame or directly onto wall.
The Pink House, remembered in motion.
The sky swirling, the grasses alive, everything just slightly untethered, like memory itself.
I kept thinking about how a place doesn’t live in straight lines once it’s gone.
For those who understand how a place can become part of you.
Deep Gallery Wrapped Canvas - 15.5" x 12" x 2.5" Oil on Canvas - Unframed
Soft, dreamy, and quietly playful, this 11" x 14" oil painting captures a cluster of blush-pink strawberries resting against a tranquil wash of cool blue and cream. Rendered with loose, expressive brushwork and subtle texture, the berries feel both delicate and luminous.
This piece brings a fresh, modern softness to any space…perfect for kitchens, office, bedroom, or anywhere that could use a touch of sweetness and quiet joy.
This original oil painting by Alison Odle features two softly rendered pink grapefruit slices resting against a calm, light-filled background of pale greens and gentle neutrals. With loose, painterly brushwork and a delicate balance of color, the composition feels both minimal and inviting, capturing a quiet, everyday moment with a fresh, modern sensibility.
The juicy blush tones of the fruit subtly contrast with the serene backdrop, creating a sense of lightness and space. Shadows are suggested rather than defined, adding to the painting’s soft, atmospheric quality.
Perfect for kitchens, dining areas, or sunlit interiors, this one-of-a-kind piece brings a clean, contemporary touch with a hint of warmth and natural charm.
Picking up the Pieces - Original Artwork - $150
Oil on Panel 18” x 24”
Framed
2025
This painting is a meditation on becoming ones’s self, over time, as a collection of the little pieces of life we collect from our experiences and from others.
Original oil Painting of cracked moonsnail shell on canvas, unframed. 11”x14” 2025. Part of an ongoing series of close-up paintings of locally found shells.
The Pink House - Acrylic Painting by Alison Odle - 2025 - 18” x 12” framed with glass. Acrylic on panel. I painted this during the last months of The Pink House, on Plum Island, Newbury MA. I wanted to capture her softness and the comfort the house gave to so many.
A study in movement, detail, and intuition.
I loved getting lost in the patterns of this piece. The small marks, the layered colors, the way everything weaves together into something a little unexpected. It feels like a mix of nature and imagination.
This one would make a statement in a space that needs both depth and energy.
Unframed, acrylic on stretched canvas, 16" x 20"
This original 10-inch round oil painting by Alison Odle captures a soft, abstract floral form drifting across a tranquil field of blue-green. Built with expressive, layered brushstrokes in blush, cream, and muted earth tones, the composition feels both organic and ethereal, like petals suspended in water or a fleeting bloom caught in motion.
A delicate ring of gold leaf frames the piece, adding a subtle luminosity and elevating the modern, painterly style with a touch of warmth and refinement. The circular format enhances the sense of movement and balance, making it a striking yet calming focal point.
Perfect for collectors drawn to contemporary florals, soft color palettes, and textural abstraction, this one-of-a-kind painting brings a sense of lightness and quiet sophistication to any space
Alison Odle Artwork, Prints, and other items
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Alison Odle is a local artist, art teacher, and lifelong creative who has devoted much of her work to celebrating the character, beauty, and spirit of the landscape of coastal New England. As a founding force behind Support The Pink House (STPH), Alison helped guide the community-driven effort to honor, protect, and document the beloved landmark that captured the hearts of thousands. Her dedication to organizing, storytelling, and visual advocacy played a central role in bringing people together around the shared mission of preserving the Pink House’s legacy.
A passionate advocate for local artists, Alison made their work a central pillar of her outreach. She championed the painters, photographers, illustrators, and makers who were inspired by the Pink House, ensuring their voices and visions were seen and celebrated. Through social media, community events, artist spotlights, and curated Pink House art shows, she consistently uplifted the creative community, helping many artists reach wider audiences and reinforcing how deeply the house resonated through local art.
In addition to her advocacy, Alison is the creator of The Pink House Coloring Book, a playful and heartfelt project that invited artists of all ages to engage with the house’s iconic silhouette and make it their own. Her imagery, workshops, and outreach inspired Pink House fans to connect more deeply with both the house and the landscape it adorned for nearly a century.
As an art educator, Alison is known for her warm, accessible approach to teaching, rooted in the belief that creativity belongs to everyone. Her classes blend technique with joy, offering a welcoming space for artists at all levels to explore watercolor, drawing, and other mediums with confidence. Whether in the studio, in the classroom, or out in the vibrant coastal environment she calls home, she continues to champion the power of art to bring people together and preserve the stories that matter.