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If the legendarily big Montana skies look just a little bit bigger in Josh Elliott’s paintings than in real life, -
Martin Grelle was a very nervous young man when, in 1974, just a year after he graduated from high school, -
I made my first—and, as I recall, my last—attempts at sculpting when I was in elementary school. Those “works of -
Light glistening on the snowy banks of a river, illuminating trees, reflecting on water—no matter where he is painting, Tom -
Exquisitely detailed and vibrantly personal, the imagery of Denver-based artist Jie Wei Zhou radiates the passion he feels for his -
Shawn Cameron can’t remember when she first began drawing horses. “I never decided I would be a Western artist,” she -
Long before he became an artist, Jim Wilcox juggled three loves: product design, architecture, and painting. Because his high school -
It was a rainy day in Wisconsin that opened Dan Gerhartz’s eyes to his future career. Gerhartz, who grew up -
Hailed as one of the nation’s premier wildlife artists, the path Montana-based painter Daniel Smith traveled in reaching this position -
The first sculpture Bill Nebeker cast was of two mountain men. He had been crafting small clay pieces at his -
In late February, after being out of commission for several months, David Hettinger was back working in his studio, creating -
Perched atop the corrals or catwalks above rodeos, artist Howard Post gets a view that rouses his muse. The patterns
