Landscape and Wildlife Art

04/15/2026

My display is up through the rest of April
All original painting painted right here in Eugene.

04/04/2026

At City Hall for the First Friday Art Walk. Now on to Art with Alejandron for the rest of the art Walk.

04/02/2026

"Curious Friend" my original painting that one The Peoples Choice Award at Thr Mayor's Art Show is on display at City Hall. Come by on the first Friday art Walk to see it. The Opening ceremony is at 4pm.
I will also have most of my original paintings at Art with Alejandro in the 5th street market through the month of April.

03/06/2026

“Dancing Water”
Original painting by Brendan McCullough
Acrylic on Canvas
24x24
Original & prints available on my website
Link in bio
www.landscapeandwildlifeart.com

03/05/2026

“Last Light”
Original painting by Brendan McCullough
Acrylic on Canvas
16x20
Original & prints available on my website
Link in Bio

02/25/2026

My original painting “Lorax” is on display at the Emerald Art Center until Feb 27. Still a couple days to go and see it in person.

Emerald Art Center is excited to announce the Raptors of the Pacific Northwest exhibition is up! This community exhibition features Oregon artists and celebrates birds of prey from the Cascades Raptor Center's Raptor Art Challenge. The exhibition runs from February 3-27. Many raptor portraits are for sale with a portion of the proceeds donated to raptor care and environmental education. You won't want to miss seeing these pieces in person!
Emerald Art Center (500 Main Street, Springfield, OR).

02/25/2026

Proud to announce that I was granted the People Choice Award from the Mayor’s Art Show. “Curious Friend” will be on display at City Hall until June. Will announce the opening ceremony date soon.

The votes are in! Winner of the 2026 Mayor's Art Show People's Choice award is "A Curious Friend" by Brendan McCullough 🎉

McCullough (Landscape and Wildlife Art) spent over 300 hours on this piece, using acrylics on canvas to create a photorealistic painting.

Thank you to everyone who supported this year's Mayor's Art Show. The exhibit officially closed on Feb. 22, but highlights from the show, including this year's award winners, will soon be on display at City Hall Gallery. Keep following us for details!

Learn more about the Mayor's Art Show and see this year's other winners: eugene-or.gov/3868/Mayors-Art-Show

02/12/2026

My latest original painting “Lorax” is on display at for the exhibit. Opening ceremony is Friday Feb. 13th 5:30-7:30pm. Please come down, check it out and support our local art community.
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Lorax is a resident great horned owl at the raptor center & you can go visit her anytime they are open.

01/11/2026

“A Curious Friend” one of my latest paintings- will be in the Eugene Mayor’s Art Show! Opening ceremony is tomorrow (Monday, Jan. 12th) at 4pm at the . This is a free event. Here you have a chance to vote for the people choice award. If you can’t make it, the exhibit will be up through February 22nd.

01/09/2026

Lorax
Acrylic on canvas
I did this piece for a raptor art contest is putting on this winter.
I have always had a deep connection with raptors, especially vultures & owls. Wish me luck! Winner should be announced soon.
I spent the day at the raptor center trying to choose which magnificent creature to base this submission off of. I connected specifically with Lorax this day.
Here is a little about her: (courtesy of the raptor center website)
Lorax, a Great Horned Owl, came into human care when she was about three weeks old, in April of 2005, in Pendleton, Oregon. She joined the Cascades ambassador team the summer of that same year.
Because she began living with humans at such a young age, Lorax is very comfortable around people and has become a much-loved member of Cascades’ ambassador team. She enjoys her toys and has a special location in her enclosure where she caches (stores) them after training sessions. You may see her running under her crate to retrieve one of her balls.
Lorax is also an expressive bird, frequently talking to the staff and bobbing her head at them as they go about their work. If you see Lorax “dancing”, look around – a trainer might be nearby!