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acrylic, animal, art, festival, fun painting, large painting, painting, reptile, turtles
17 Thursday May 2012
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11 Friday May 2012
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4x5 ft painting, 5x4 ft painting, animal, animals, cliff, college art pieces, college art project, college of the ozarks, college painting, college work, country, country art, five foot tall painting, horse, horse back riding art, horse on cliff, huge painting, large art, large artwork, large painting, latex, latex house paint, looking down, massonite, nature art, outdoor art, perspective, recreational art, riding, riding on cliff, unique perspective, wester, western art
This painting is done in Latex house paint. I painted it in 2009 while at college. It is 4×5 feet in dimension. It will be purchased by the College of the Ozarks in Branson MO, and hung in the Ralph Foster Museum on Campus as of June 2012. This is my largest framed painting to date! I encourage you to visit it!
10 Thursday May 2012
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02 Wednesday May 2012
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acrylic, Amish horse, Amish painting, black and red painting, horse, horse painting, large painting, powerful, unique perspective
I like the irony of this piece. Like my painting, American Sparrows, I had had the idea for Amish Pace for years before I painted it. The idea stuck in my mind when my mom told me about an Amish horse she had seen making a left-hand turn across traffic. She described how hard he was pulling and the steam and sweat that he emitted. It emblazoned an image in my mind of the meek Amish horse being used to protest technology, and yet, like no other horse in history, having to compete with modern day traffic. This picture attempts to capture the power of a horse and comparing it to the power of technology.