Southwestern Wall Art
161 creative works found
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“Coming Down From Black Mountain” is a signed,original, oil painting. The romance of the West, the Cowboy and Horses is a subject I always return to. I live both in Colorado and in Nevada, so I have an endless supply of personal photography that I draw from for my paintings. Thank you for viewing my art. / VIEW mygallery / View susan’szazzle
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Skeleton of Coyote and Datura blossom. Photo based mixed medium image.
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“End Of The Trail” is a signed,original, pastel and prismacolor pencil drawing. / Drawn on card stock, acid free, bonded no tooth artist drawing paper. / All of my drawings are sprayed with a final professional artist protective fixitive. The romance of the West and the Cowboy is a subject I always return to. I live both in Colorado and in Nevada, so I have an endless supply of personal photography that I draw from for these drawings. I personally developed this sharp focus pastel and prismacolor pencil technique to make my drawings come alive. As with all of my artwork , my initials are on the front with full signature,title and date on back. / Thank you for viewing my art. / VIEW Susan’sGallery / VIEW Susan’sZazzle
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Found this guy long after he had spotted me, but he was brave, I got within about 10’ without his moving and shot probably 40 pics over the course of a couple hours (as I kept coming back). These owls are “sit and wait” predators, dropping from a perch onto their prey. They feed mainly on that which is most available and may include insects, small mammals, birds, snakes, lizards, frogs, and crayfish. Their lifespan is up to 13 years. Measurements & Weights: / Wingspan: 18 – 24 in. / Length: 7.5 – 11 in. / Tail: 3.5 in. / Average Weights: / Male: 5.4 oz. / Female: 6.6 oz. Thanks for looking : )
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Jawbone of a cow on abstract art.
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While visiting the Grand Canyon, I entered a place called The Watch Tower. I was too much of a sissy to climb to the top. Waiting below while my husband and son made the climb, I looked up to see this marvelous ceiling filled with what I thought were Petroglyphs (carvings in stone) but realized that they were in fact Pictographs (paintings on stone). The symbolism is from the prehistoric art of native american peoples. Each symbol represents the spirit of who created them. As I snapped away on my camera, I was awed by the colors and textures. This piece is an abstract of what I photographed. Later, I will upload the original image that inspired me. I hope you enjoy this one.
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This guy came out after a heavy storm in the desert. / I thought it turned out pretty well since it was 9:30 at night and all I had was a small flashlight and the onboard flash. / He is about 2 inches in length. Shot in Cave Creek, Arizona.
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“The Blue Door” is a familiar sight in New Mexico against the warm terracotta tones of adobe walls. Hollyhocks add a beautiful touch of color during the summer.
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Contemporary Southwest abstract /
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Highly toxic! WARNING! These are some of the names for Datura: Jimson Weed, Moonflower, Devil’s Weed, Hell’s Bells. Devil’s Cucumber, Thorn-Apple, Devil’s Trumpet, Pricklyburr.
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Skeleton of a desert tortoise shell and bush. Photo based mixed medium image.
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Lisa C. Weber ©2008 / Visit My Complete RedBubble for all My 3D Artwork & Products
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Taos Pueblo, located in Taos NM USA is still occupied by Native Americans. They live in the adobe structures, still bake bread in Kiva ovens, and throw lovely pottery. It’s also a big tourist attraction, where many go to take pictures. Recently they built a casino to help fund the community. This majestic native american agreed to pose for my picture. I think he must be a chief from his regal stance. Anyway, if you get a chance to visit Taos, definately make a stop, there are lovely shops of hand made crafts from jewerly, to musical instruments, to pottery and paintings.
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...an original oil and acrylic painting. Thank You for viewing my art. VIEW susan’sgallery / VIEW susan’szazzle /
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Looking south across the desert.
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oil painting by patrick trotter
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Walking down gallery row in Santa Fe, New Mexico the art meca of the southwest, I saw this garden full of bronze statues (I believe made by the artist Star Liana York). The integration with the surrounding garden was superb. This picture is one of a series of pictures I took, just walking down the street. If you love art, someday you will have to visit Santa Fe, and be enchanted by the scenery as well as the local art.
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Cow skull southwestern folk western cowboy art
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Arizona Evening southwestern landscape watercolor painting poster print
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Mesa in painted desert Arizona southwestern mountain desert landscape part of the Petrified Forest National Park near the Grand Canyon.
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