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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Leopard Magic
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The Graphite on paper is the middle view drawing of a future Kinetic painting of the same title. The kinetic painting will have the Leopard butterfly on the right and the black Leopard (Panther) on the left. In the middle view both are seen at the same time and will look similar to the drawing but in full color rather than black and white. Image 10 x 14 Framed 16 x 20 Contact: KathyMorrowStudio.com
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Star Shine
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STAR SHINE was Inspired by a Bald Eagle that had lead poisoning and was taken to Dr. Kathleen Ramsay, my friend and wildlife veterinarian in Espanola, NM. She has successfully saved many birds from lead poisoning. The photos of the eagle's release were so moving that I had to do a painting. Star Shine is a Kinetic painting that is made of two individual original paintings that are sawed into narrow strips and assembled on angles to become one painting. Moving from side to side you will see each painting separately and in the middle they combine to form one image. They are connected with fine see beads that form the image of a star.
Watch the 4 minute video below to see the whole process. Image 16 x 14 Framed 24 x 22. $5,900 Contact: KathyMorrowStudio.com. |
The Teacher
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The middle view drawing for a Kinetic painting of the same name. Black wolf is the guardian for the young cubs. Cubs are taught by their elders to hunt and be good providers for the pack. The cubs are walking on a design inspired by a Pendleton blanket. In the middle view the pattern plays across the fur of the black wolf. |
Let's Get Crack'in
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One of the parent Roadrunners is watching the nest as the babies begin to hatch. Since Roadrunners mate for life and are both parents are involved in the raising of their young. They take turns either hunting for food or tending the nest. We aren't sure in this scene who is guarding the nest since the male and female look alike and are the same size. Although the nest appears to be randomly built, they are quite particular about each stick and where it goes. I've even seen them slam the twigs on the ground to break them into exactly the right size. They are amazing parents. Humans could take lessons . |
Parenting 101
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Roadrunners mate for life and are both involved in the raising of their babies. Both take turns either hunting for food of sitting on the nest. Since the male and female look alike, there is no clear way to tell who is on the nest and who is hunting. The nests appear to be randomly built but I've watched them build and they are quite particular about each stick and where it goes. They will even slam the twigs on the ground to break them into exactly the right size. Some human parents could learn from these birds in Parenting 101. |
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Parenting 101
$750. Image 11 x 14 Framed 16 x 20 |
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Cougar Country
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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. |
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Red Hawk
$750. Image 11 x 14 Framed 16 x 20 Barn wood . 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. |
Looking Back
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. |
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. 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. |
