Megam Euell

A representational oil painter based in Brooklyn, Megan K. Euell is inspired by light, texture and rhythm. Her work showcases her keen sense of observation as she paints land, cityscapes and portraits from life. She aims to capture the character and vernacular of her subjects, blending the timelessness of the medium with a sense of modernity.

Euell is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design and The Florence Academy of Art.  She is a member of the esteemed Salmagundi Club and the Portrait Society of America and has received recognition through various awards and grants from organizations including the Art Renewal Center, The Salmagundi Club, The Artist’s magazine, The Stobart Foundation, The National Cowboy Museum, Savannah College of Art and Design and Florence Academy of Art. Her work is in both private and public collections in the US and Europe. She was recently featured in a documentary by director and filmmaker Emily Anderson, ‘Portrait of a Lighthouse’, A Hamptons International Film Festival Selection of 2025.

Euell is an instructor at the Long Island Academy of Fine Art in Glen Cove, NY. She also teaches privately in Brooklyn, New York City, and the Hamptons during the summer. Euell works from her studio space at Industry City that she shares with her husband, Francis Waplinger, a shoemaker.