THE ARTISTS
“Our featured artists transform that dialogue into visual stories paint, print, and form translated onto the label. Their work turns every small-batch release into a collectible piece of Napa Valley’s creative culture.”
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“Our featured artists transform that dialogue into visual stories paint, print, and form translated onto the label. Their work turns every small-batch release into a collectible piece of Napa Valley’s creative culture.” -
DANIEL YOCUM
“Daniel brings a hip-hop sensibility to canvas—sampling imagery, remixing expectations, and dropping color like a beat.”
A self-taught virtuoso born in Kentucky and now based in Nashville, Daniel Yocum has spent two decades mastering a kaleidoscopic visual language. Think abstract expressionism meets streetwise swagger: distorted car silhouettes, wild floral bursts, and blackened accents that hint at hidden depth. His influences span from Guston’s raw gesture and Twombly’s lyrical chaos to Crumb’s counterculture grit and Warhol’s bold familiarity.
Daniel brings a hip-hop sensibility to canvas—sampling imagery, remixing expectations, and dropping color like a beat. He doesn’t just paint scenes; he sets moods. In his work, every bloom and machine isn’t just seen—it’s heard.
In 2024, Glass Canvas Wines tapped Yocum for our first-ever Artist Exclusive wine label, bringing his signature energy to our Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc. The result: a bottle that drinks like it looks—bold, electric, unforgettable.
DANIELLE PROCACCIO
Ansel Adams once said, “The closer I get to nature, the closer I get to God.”
For Danielle, painting is less a practice than a passage. Each canvas a marker on her journey through memory, emotion, and place.
From childhood, she felt compelled to capture the fleeting, to preserve life’s texture and transform it into something that sticks with you.
Her work draws on multiple mediums, layering movement and depth to create pieces that fuse the indigenous with the refined. The result is art that feels alive, evoking a sense of familiarity, a flash of memory, or an unexpected emotion.
Since 1995, Danielle’s paintings have been shown in galleries around the world and now live within both private and corporate collections. Each piece is an invitation to pause and to experience something personal yet universal.