Daisy

DaisyAn early insight into the talent that is Carrie Fell this whimsical little daisy illustrates Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal. The paper size is 19" x 18" the image size is 10" x 10"." Part of her "Pastels On Newsprint" series of studies, all original, some with minor blemishes in the paper (where noted), but each offers a glimpse into the earliest works of one of the most successful Western impressionist artists of our time. Don't

this iconic skier is in a traditional tuck position racing down the slopes

This colorful early creation by Carrie is created using the traditional method of serigraphy (also known as silkscreening) - which refers to an image printed using ink and stencils

"Social Disharmony" illustrates her emerging greatness working with watercolor on paper

A casual glance from this big fellow confirms him as man's best friend

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readers are invited to reexamine the history of the West and its art through a multifaceted modern lens

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and attention to detail that separates Zodax from the competition

Joining the rest of the "Tall Lanky" Gang - Finn's deep blues and cooler palette take some of the edge off his friends

This beauty

Wandering in the darkness

Aficionados of Carrie's art will immediately recognize the loosely defined horses that would become a signature style