Jeremy Booth is a Kentucky-based artist known for his bold, minimalist approach to portraying the American West. His work distills iconic imagery of cowboys, wide-open landscapes, and classic Western motifs into simplified forms with dramatic lighting, and rich, purposeful color. The result is a body of work that feels both timeless and distinctly modern. Booth began his career as a commercial illustrator, collaborating with clients such as Apple, Nike, Warby Parker, and British GQ. While he found success in that space, he eventually turned toward fine art to explore more personal themes. That shift led him to the Western genre, a subject that resonated deeply with him, both visually and philosophically. Drawn to the solitude, grit, and enduring symbolism of the West, Booth uses minimalism as a way to amplify emotion and narrative. His work has been sold through leading auction houses, including Christie’s and Sotheby’s, and has caught the attention of collectors and Western art enthusiasts alike. Yet for Booth, the focus remains on the work itself: creating art that captures the spirit of the frontier with clarity, restraint, and reverence.