Untitled Early Cowboy

Untitled Early CowboyThis untitled early cowboy illustrates Carrie's emerging expertise in working with diluted acrylic on paper (closely resembling watercolor) especially the scale and scope of the open skies. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture). This watercolor on unusually heavy 400 pound cold press archival paper is the newest release from the vault, especially

Carrie creates a chrome backdrop for this handsome fella to stand out against

Aficionados of Carrie's work will recognize the early subject that would evolve into the iconic images of cowboys at work

emphasizing the acrylic and oil details Carrie is best known for

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this dual piece was created on 130-pound hot press (smooth) paper

honky tonks and saloons

Perception of colors is also subjective

This beautiful lumbar features one of Carrie's iconic longhorns - "Big Spread" - in his smaller size

Any or all - this Cowboy is no doubt the big-time favorite

Previously available exclusively at Aspen Grove Fine Art

all of her classic proportions are spot on and you can feel the riders cresting the hill with beautiful skies just behind them

An early example of Carrie's work using LED rope lighting to accent some of her most iconic images