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Lying on her back, flat on the ground, watching the clouds’ antics for hours. Running barefoot through the woods, dog -
“I’ve probably had a different journey to art than most artists,” says oil painter Lauri Ketchum, in what is actually -
When Randy Van Beek sees a landscape that he wants to paint, he grabs his camera and his outdoor painting -
Working in a studio that overlooks the historic square in Saint Jo, Texas, Donna Howell-Sickles is surrounded by the tools -
“I’m geared to winning the rodeos, painting live, and really being a real cowboy,” says artist and competitive roper Bradley -
Brad and Sundie Ruppert didn’t start out as textile artists. But an on-a-whim experiment with beaver felt hat scraps changed -
I’ve been riding with friends near Moab, Utah, for 30 years, mostly in Professor Valley, 15 miles east of town -
Duke Beardsley doesn’t really have a name for what he creates. “People say things like the new West, contemporary West, -
Twenty-two years ago, while driving from a workshop in Wyoming to her home in California, Amery Bohling took a detour -
Like most people in their 20s, Colorado wildlife artist Nelson Tucker spent many of those years carving out his own -
Texas artist Tony Pro is currently preparing paintings he will exhibit at Night of Artists at the Briscoe Western Art -
During the past 25 years, Judith Dickinson has painted portraits of hundreds of people—including some for celebrities. She’s painted Arnold
