| Portraits Me and my children Stewart Bear Melissa Bear Tyler Webber Paintings Blacksmith Deer Elk War Eagle |
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This
portrait was taken from a photograph shot by Robert Lyle.
The background is completely made up. The frame was hand-made. The decorative accents on the frame were made with sculpting clay.
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Although I like
my drawings of birds better than my paintings, I LOVE my WAR EAGLE!
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Melissa
Bear
Niece of my neighbor. This is the second portrait I did on commission, and the first time I ever painted a horse!
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Stuart
Bear
Stuart is the son of my neighbor. I later taught him at Jeff Davis. This is the first portrait I ever did on commission.
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Tyler
Webber
This portrait was done as a gift for my dear friend, John Webber. John liked the sepia look.
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This
painting is one of my first attempts at wildlife.
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My elk was
inspired after my neighbor served me my first elk steak! Actually,
I'd rather they be left alive. I'll shoot them with my camera if I
ever get the chance!
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This
is one of my first paintings. I took art lessons from Eve Perry in
order to meet the requirements to teach Arts and Crafts at Jeff
Davis. She tied me to a railing and taped two brushes together to
teach me to paint with my body instead of my fingers. This was
displayed at Sac's Gallery.
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