Eric Greenblatt paints the world the way a traveler remembers it — not as a perfect photograph, but as a lived moment: softened by breeze, colored by emotion, and wrapped in the gentle haze of memory. His watercolor landscapes blend realism with a touch of impressionistic atmosphere, inviting viewers into scenes that feel both familiar and beautifully timeless.

Greenblatt’s palette leans toward cool coastal blues, soft twilight greens, and sun-washed pastels. His skies are expansive and tender, often carrying the drama of incoming weather or the hush of early evening. Whether capturing Fort Myers Beach at dusk, a fountain deep within Stockholm, or sailboats carving their paths across Bahamian turquoise, his paintings are infused with a sense of place — and a sense of peace.

His brushwork ranges from delicate detail to loose suggestion, allowing light and movement to guide the eye. Palms sway with believable rhythm, distant figures stroll along shorelines, fountains shimmer with a luminous spray, and the sea always seems to breathe under his touch.

What makes his work resonate is its sincerity. Greenblatt is not trying to reinvent the world — he is honoring it. He paints with an appreciation for simple beauty: the curve of a shoreline, the glimmer of water, the calm weight of clouds settling over a horizon. Each piece feels like a postcard from a day you wish you could step back into.