Walter Cudnohufsky is an active Landscape Architect and an avid watercolor painter. He paints the many often evocative moods of the New England landscape, finding ways to have continuous 'business with the landscape' and to see it through multiple filters.

Walter's representational style borders on the fanciful and the semi-abstract. This is made possible by the effective editing of what he remembers while applying a well-developed sense of composition which stems from his talent and experience as a skilled designer. He works to complement wet in wet with sharp line technique. With a color palette that ranges, as nature’s does, from subtle monochromatic to the brilliant hues of New England autumns and sunsets, Walter’s work is conceived, most of all, from assembled memories.

In his studio in Western Massachusetts, surrounded by the beauty and changing moods of a quickly varying landscape, he captures on canvas the tranquility and calm so necessary to our fast paced lives. The intent, ultimately, is to record those aspects that are most temporal and which are too quickly becoming rare in our rural natural surroundings.