Describing how Arabian horses inspire me, is like trying to describe my deepest love and passion. The Arabian horse is truly one of God's greatest artistic gifts of beauty and grace. I started my artistic endeavors at an early age. Mom (an art teacher) kidded, saying as a child, I could always be found behind curtains with my crayons, drawing horses on the wall. Horses were, and always have been, my first and everlasting love.

Oil painting and bronze sculpture have an equal hold on me, one artistic form of expression helping improve the other. The knowledge of anatomy I've obtained from doing 3-dimensional work, aides my 2-dimensional work; just as the knowledge of beautiful line and form for my 2-D work, continually helps to better my 3-D creations.

I'm very proud that both my paintings and bronzes are so well received.  I have been the artist for the cover artwork of the Scottsdale Show Program for the last five years. My watercolors on Barkpaper, where ethereal images of horses are found and painted from the natural lines and shades of the paper (like seeing horses in clouds), are one of my most unique treatments. I exhibit my work at major horse and art shows around the country, and have participated in the American Academy of Equine Artists juried exhibits.

I owned, bred, and showed Arabian horses for many years. Although I no longer have them, I hope those personal experiences and my love affair with the breed are apparent in my art work, and that it adds a distinct character to it. Of course—I’ll be at the Egyptian Event with bells on! It’s one of my favorite shows in the world, and favorite groups of people!

Three words that describe my work? Unique, heartfelt, and captivating.

From the April 2005 Pyramid Report - Article by Honi Roberts

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THE EGYPTIAN EVENT 2007
June 4-9, 2007
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