Native American Drawn Art of Red Earth Arts
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Native American DrawnArt
Having started painting early in life at the age of 14, my love for art continued to grow as I did. I was never told you can't do that. I was always encouraged to paint. My schooling involved watercolor artist (now retired) Gene Dourghty Northern Oklahoma Jr. College Tonkawa, Okla. The Late Dr. Richard West Sr. at Haskell Indian Junior College. Dr. West played a much bigger influence on my life with his teaching techniques, stayed with me all my life.
Today I paint on a tablet and use a pen. Even though it is digital art, everything I do is still hand painted like the old fashioned way. I merely traded my paint tools in for a digital pen and tablet. I don't use any "paint over programs" which only transfers a photo into a painting style like Monet or Van Gogh. Many hours go into each one of my paintings. Sometimes even months. No shortcuts.
My Grandmother was of the Owl clan, and a Medicine woman. She helped heal people from everywhere. I always think about her when I paint Owls. Her influence on me was one of good, and kindness to everyone, and everything in Nature. I am very mindful of what God has given to us. The four seasons, the four directions, the four elements fire, water, air, and earth. How everything has a place in this world, and must be respected.
I am a father of four wonderful children. Three sons, and a daughter. My wife of five years comes from Germany, and is the single most influence of my art. She is my best critic, and she keeps me on my toes. I pretty much needed that!
I am currently in the middle of a series of paintings I am doing of the 7 clans of the Otoe Missouria. The Eagle, Owl, and Elk clan paintings are complete. I am still working on the Beaver, Pigeon, Bear, and Buffalo clans.
This painting is NOT for sale, it is of my Great Grandfather, and for family only.

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Enrolled tribal member of the Ponca tribe of Oklahoma for Native American Art paintings
"I am a Man" Chief Standing Bear Ponca Chief told this to the judge during "The Trial of Standing Bear." My skin may be darker than yours but I hurt when cut, and my blood is red like yours! The same God that made me, made you! Standing bear changed the way the court system worked back in those days. All Native Americans were to be treated on an equal basis with all citizens of the United States. He was pardoned for leaving Oklahoma and traveling back to the home land in Nebraska to fulfill his dying sons request, to be buried there!The Government in turn gave him and his followers land to live on where the Poncas used to live originally.
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Traditional Dancer!
Traditional dancer..

My Nephew.. Traditional dancer a very good one at that!
My friend and partner Dave Nelsen who does all my printing for me, has been very busy in some new discoveries with framing. I had asked him to see what he could do with my Donnie painting, and I think he surpassed all of my expectations. He actually superseded them. A frame inside a frame, with what feels like a very soft foam. He said it is a fabric with a foam board behind it. The color of the frame itself is pewter. The color of the fabric is purple, to compliment the red and blue colors I used in this painting. I couldn't be more happy with the end result. I think it will only add to the art show! Please leave a comment and let me know what you think. Thanks for looking
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Are you a fellow artist?
I think a Native American artist can paint what he wants and with how he wants and be able to sell his work.
Are Oil painters wanting to be involved with a watercolor artist?

No, because we want only Oil painters.
Yes because we want Native American Artist from everywhere with all types of media
spirituality says:
As long as what they make looks great, who cares what media they use? As long as the medium fits the picture, I don't think anybody cares.
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Sep 29, 2010 @ 5:16 pm | delete
- It was really nice to read this post my friend, maybe you can write in my own blog about the same topic but with others words. I"ll love to! Generic Viagra
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badmsm Jan 23, 2009 @ 10:22 pm | delete
- Glad I found your lens! You do beautiful work.
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RedEarthArts
Jan 19, 2009 @ 8:10 pm | in reply to lakeerieartists | delete
- Thank you for making my page a favorite or yours. I will continue to add more works of art here for your viewing. Your comments are always appreciated.
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lakeerieartists Jan 19, 2009 @ 6:09 pm | delete
- Very interesting. Love to see more.
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purplesagedesignz
Jan 13, 2009 @ 12:37 pm | delete
- I think that art tends to consist of different and even mixed media these days, so, even as a non-artist (not painter) I will tend to say, it doesn't matter.
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