Barronart Studio

'Remuda" has been so popular that I will be doing another run of prints. It is from my large oil on canvas that I will be taking to a gallery soon.

This diagram may help aspiring equine artists to understand the front legs of a horse.

The wonderful artwork of Marcie Kinslow Hixson at Barronart Studio...pastel painting of "Sati".

Plein-air landscape in the Alberta foothills. I sketched in then used a water-soluble graplite pencil for mass then pen and ink to detail. My horse was picketed in the background waiting and wondering. #backpackingart.Sold.

Finished this today...acrylic commission for another artist. 12" x I7 " on wood.

Two very early commissions ..

"Ghost Herd", a gouache, charcoal and coffee painting. Sold.

From my archives....pen and ink. Sold.

From my archives. My first attempt at portraitature in oils. It's not as loose and spontaneous as I would have wanted (that takes years of experience as most artists have discovered ). Yet the likeness of my neice, Marriah is there. This from a photo by the amazing K. C. photographer, Wes Lyle.

A pastel portrait I gifted to my sister. The resource is from Edward Sheriff Curtis' sepia compilation of the Northwest Native Americans. I had just completed a week long workshop at a Rocky Mountain Lodge in Alberta and was on fire to practice!!!

A little oil painting I did as a quick study one day....gifted to a friend in Canada.

Portrait in graphite and charcoal of my sister, Lindy, in Alberta. I caught her in a rare idle moment, contemplating her next "ride"...