In her own words...

Ever since she could hold a pencil, Karen was sketching something. She adds, "My mother was an artist, but she died suddenly when I was seven years old. With no one else to encourage my growth in art, I really had no formal training until I was in my 30's when I took several professional level workshops at the Cowboy Artists of America Museum in Kerrville, Texas." She has lived in Texas all her life and finds many interesting art subjects around her. Her favorite subjects include western heritage themes or equine subjects. After a 16 year career in commercial graphic art, Karen is looking forward to devoting more time to developing her sculpture and oil painting skills.

When asked about what motivates her art, she says, "Everywhere I look there is a potential sculpture or painting and I love translating that to clay or canvas. Something about the subject catches my imagination and I'm already producing it in my mind. Whether it is a striking pose, composition, or just the emotion of the subject that hits me---THAT feeling is what I want my art to say to you, the viewer."

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