ORIGINAL PENCIL AND GRAPHITE DRAWINGS

In the process of creating a painting, I sometimes will do a pencil study of the concept.  For the Kinetic paintings these drawings are the middle view as it will be seen when the Kinetic painting is complete.  Some of the pencil/graphite drawings will be come finished Acrylic paintings on canvas. 
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Cougar Country
Cougar Country
$750.
Image 11 x 14
Framed 16 x 20 Barn wood Triple mats
This is the preliminary drawing for a Kinetic Original of the same title.   The speed drawing  shows merged images of the middle view of a kinetic painting.  The White Tigers will be on one side and the Tiger Swallowtail butterfly will be on the other side.   In the middle view both will be seen at the same time.  Drawing is of the imagined middle view.

Tiger Tales
Tiger Tales
$750.
Image 11 x 14
Framed 16 x 20 Barn wood Triple mats
This is the preliminary drawing for a Kinetic Original of the same title.   The speed drawing  shows merged images of the middle view of a kinetic painting.  The White Tigers will be on one side and the Tiger Swallowtail butterfly will be on the other side.   In the middle view both will be seen at the same time.  Drawing is of the imagined middle view.

The Messenger

The Messenger
$750.
Image 11 x 14
Framed 16 x 20 Barn wood
The Messenger  by Southwest artist, Kathy Morrow is an Original Graphite on paper.
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I had a chance to photograph this beautiful Harris Hawk as she was transported to a wildlife clinic to be treated for burns from an electrical wire.  She was a beautiful bird with a beautiful spirit.  I knew I would be painting her the moment we met.  

Red Hawk
 Red Hawk
$750.
Image 11 x 14
Framed  16 x 20 Barn wood
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A large Red Tail Hawk with outstretched wings and a single tail feather are in the foreground while another hawk is in flight across the sun.   This is the middle view drawing for the Kinetic Painting titled by the same name, Red Hawk.

Tatanka Brothers
Tatanka Brothers
Original Graphite on Paper
$900.
Image 18 x 24 Framed
 
This is a preliminary drawing for an original Kinetic Painting of the same name.
The Buffalo Soldier played an important part in Western
History.  Recently freed slaves from the South found work in
the West with the US Army.  "Buffalo Soldiers" were named by Native Americans when they saw that their skin color and hair texture were like buffalo.  The Native Americans said that the soldiers fought like a wounded buffalo and honored their valor in battle. 
My model, Don Parish, does impressions of a Buffalo Soldier in the 9th Cavalry. The first Buffalo Soldier unit was the 10th Cavalry and the 9th was formed from the 10th.   In the Lakota language, Tatanka means “buffalo”.  In the drawing, Don is reclined and smoking a corn cob pipe, one of the few pleasures that a Buffalo Soldier might have had.  The smoke curls from the pipe and begins to turn into two buffalo on the sides of a Medicine Wheel.
Don rightfully takes great pride in the authenticity of his uniform, tack, equipment and his horse, Ghost.   From shackles to glory, Don tells the stories of the Buffalo Soldiers and how they helped settle the Western frontier.

Looking Back

Picture
Looking Back
$750.
Image 10 x 14 
Framed 16 x 20


Triple mats with a suede top and inset features a small carving of a Horse in Alabaster.

Thunder and Lightning

Picture
Thunder and Lightning

$750.Image 14 x 10

Framed 20 x 16

Triple mats with a suede top and inset features a small carving of a Buffalo in Alabaster.