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This is a watercolor on paper of a cowboy firing a flintlock gun.

I have painted for approximately 35 years, consistently for about 10 years. I have had a love for art since the 2nd grade and a love of horses all of my life. I began taking classes in oils for about a year with a local Indy artist. Since then I have taught myself to use other mediums such as watercolor, pastels and acrylics. When my granddaughters came along, I expanded my western theme to include portraits of cowgirls. They have been models for my art and my first attempt at doing portraits {keeping with the western theme}. I paint anything pertaining to the old west. But of coarse being from Indy, I also love auto racing, which I have dabbled in slightly, but have intentions to do more. My sweet Grandmother started painting when she...