On A Painted Western Sky

On A Painted Western SkyDeveloped using the traditional method of serigraphy (also known as silkscreening) which refers to an image printed using ink and stencils "On A Painted Western Sky" is an early piece by Carrie experimenting with different media. Artists make serigraphs by placing a stencil on the medium and then applying ink to the areas not covered by the stencil, with greater detail requiring more and more screens and ink to replicate the original art. Each piece

this herd of longhorns knows how to ease their way through without so much as a nudge

is sizing you up in her head amid those diamond-dusted stars

If you think this guy's somethin' on his horse

brightly colored horses with the loose suggestion of an orange background displays a classic Carrie Fell composition

The fixture and height-adjustable downrod are both crafted from steel with a metallic finish for some industrial vibes

signed by Carrie Fell

These are limited and signed by the artist

Our Langston Side Table has a simple glass top

The Paper Print is available either unframed or with a straight-edge frame in gold

hunky rustlers hanging out after a long day on the range and on the prowl for a lovely lass

The unifying theme is a common concern for and commitment to their art and the West itself

Exclusively at The Gallery @ 2175 in Denver