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ANIMAL PORTRAITS
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Michael Holman
Nov 29, 2001, 5:07:08 PM11/29/01
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Being raised in Kentucky, there were lots of opportunities for me to be
around horses. I started making protraits of horses at an early age. Each time
I learn a little more about them. The fine lines, the way their coat lays,
the detail of their face. I truely love drawing horses and other
animals. Each one is a challenge in it's own way. And I enjoy learning
more about them all.
A carpenter by trade until about a year ago when I took a fall off of
a latter, which left me with a shattered heel. Unable to contiune my trade,
I am now blessed with doing something that has been a life long dream.
Making protraits for a living.
I do protraits of anamils in chalk or pencil only. Chalk is really a challange
that I enjoy. I seal the finished protrait with a mat finish to ensure a long
lasting portrait.
around horses. I started making protraits of horses at an early age. Each time
I learn a little more about them. The fine lines, the way their coat lays,
the detail of their face. I truely love drawing horses and other
animals. Each one is a challenge in it's own way. And I enjoy learning
more about them all.
A carpenter by trade until about a year ago when I took a fall off of
a latter, which left me with a shattered heel. Unable to contiune my trade,
I am now blessed with doing something that has been a life long dream.
Making protraits for a living.
I do protraits of anamils in chalk or pencil only. Chalk is really a challange
that I enjoy. I seal the finished protrait with a mat finish to ensure a long
lasting portrait.
I am still able to get around enough to do the coustom
framing. I can make quality frames from any material on the market.
Check me out at: www.geocities.com/artbyjmh
Or e-mail me for more information: ArtbyM...@hotmail.com
Thanks
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