Neil Grayson (b. 1968) is a New York City based artist working primarily in oil and metals on canvas. As a teenager, Grayson was an obsessive prodigy, studying and then perfecting the techniques of the masters. Particularly drawn to Rembrandt's self portraits, he became fixated on how light is captured on canvas. "Rembrandt found light and gave meaning to the darkness, purpose to the sadness; that is what I am endlessly searching for, the light to cradle and hold the darkness," said Grayson.

Grayson's board is titled "The Wave," featuring platinum, palladium, and white-gold.