Artist BIO

Michael Love is a distinguished Florida Highwaymen Legacy Artist, hailing from Fort Pierce, Florida. Born in 1972 to William Donald Love and Sarah Monroe, Michael embarked on his artistic journey in 2016. Under the tutelage of his uncle Al Black, one of the Original Florida Highwaymen and Willie Daniels, another esteemed member of this group, Michael honed his skills in capturing the vivid landscapes of Florida. Michael's work is a testament to the rich heritage and vibrant scenery of his home state. His paintings characterized by its CV colorful depiction of Florida's natural existence, has garnered acclaim at various art shows, including the annual Mount Dora Florida Highwaymen Art Show.

His talent also extends to public art, with a notable mural of a Poinciana tree, showcasing the landscape and blue water located at This is it Cafe in West Palm Beach FL. A 1990 graduate of Fort Pierce Central High School, Michael is also an active member of both the Vero Beach FL Art Club and the Fort Pierce Cultural Alliance. His journey as an artist is intertwined with his commitment to family and community.

He cherishes time spent with his family and finds joy in exploring local flea markets. As a Legacy Artist, Michael's mission goes beyond painting; he aspires to carry forward the legacy of the 26 pioneering Highwaymen. His approach to art is marked by a purpose and tenacity, a testament of the years he spent learning from his uncle and Willie Daniels.