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Noah Verrier has been painting since childhood. Verrier earned his MFA in Studio Art at Florida State University. He currently is a working artist, and Adjunct Professor of Painting and Drawing at FSU in Tallahassee, Florida. His work has been featured in many exhibits in the US and abroad. Noah was awarded the Emerging Artist of the year award for 2007 by the Von Liebig Museum of fine art and the Naples National Art Festival.

Noah is an artist because he feels it is what he is meant to do. He says “If I don’t make art, I feel incomplete.” Some of his influences include contemporary artists Jennifer Bartlett and Rackstraw Downes, and the spiritual landscape painters of the past; Inness, Turner, and The Hudson River School. Noah truly believes in the words of philosopher Roger Scruton “Beauty is a value as important as truth and goodness, I think we are losing beauty, and there is a danger that with it we will lose the meaning of life”