Buffalo Skulls *SOLD*
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
Painting done on real buffalo skulls for a more traditional feeling
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
Painting done on real buffalo skulls for a more traditional feeling
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
The slate that I use are actually slate shingles that came from the roof of the original Banff Springs Hotel that was built in 1885.
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
This photo contains pieces of a few of my different mediums, from buffalo rawhide, to my slate canvas.
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
This painting depicts that of three horses just able to stay ahead of the prairie fire that surrounds them. One of the horses is caught behind the line, while another boldly jumps over.
Living Images 2005 January 24, 2005
Nature often likes to play it's little tricks, and Fleeing the Prairie Fire is fine example. After this particular hide was prepared, I was shocked to discover that the look of flames and ash appeared, created within the hide itself! All I did was add a touch of red to the tips of the flames.
January 24, 2005
This painting is also done on the buffalo rawhide. It is another example of Nature's own art. The look of the billowing dust, not only has a type of 3-D effect up close, but once again it is another of Nature's effects. These small dark areas on the hide remained after being scraped, and could not be removed.
Lacombe Art Show and Sale April 08, 2005
47"X 34"
$3,500
End Tables are available upon request.
Lacombe Art Show and Sale April 08, 2005
Unlike the paint used by many artists in the modern world we live in, you will never find the paint I use on any store shelf. This particular paint is made naturally, by using rocks ( that I have ground to a powder personally), fish oil, grease and water. This paint is the same type of paint used by the ancient masters of cave art. I even apply the paint with my fingers, just to keep the tradition alive.
The Home of Wanda Whaley July 08, 2005
The painting on this table is on buffalo rawhide, with burnt wood mat on the outside, and burnt barnboard outer frame. This particular table has four drift wood legs, also burnt for a delightfull finish
The Home of Wanda Whaley July 08, 2005
This table top is constructed with four slate shingles, a wrought iron inner frame, and a lovely burnt barn-board outer frame, and is completed with the stump base
The Home of Wanda Whaley July 08, 2005
This particular coffee table features a burnt drift wood stump, complete with roots, as a table base.
