Interview with Kevin Webster - Future plans

What would you like to do more of in the future?

Brahma bulls and bison.

Picture credit: "Longhorn", oil on masonite panel

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Interview with Kevin Webster - Where do you get your inspiration?

Where do you get your inspiration?

My greatest inspiration comes from my grandfather but I have also been inspired by the work of wildlife artists Bob Kuhn, Ken Carlson and Luke Frazier.

Picture credit: "A Shoulder to Lean on", oil on panel

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Q & A with Deborah Grayson Lincoln Part 11

What advice to you have for aspiring artists?

Paint every day if you can. Practice makes perfect. And venture into techniques you think you would NEVER use - you will learn from them even if you don't continue using them. BE BRAVE!

Picture credit: "Woo Hoo", oil on canvas board

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Introducing new painter, Kevin Webster

Cow Art and More is happy to introduce new oil painter and retired U.S. Army artist, Kevin Webster. Kevin's interest in art and painting began at an early age. He received several awards for his art while in high school, but chose to enlist in the military upon graduation. Kevin's last mission was in Iraq, serving as the artist for the 101st Airborne Division. Now retired from the military, Kevin enjoys painting nature and wildlife. Kevin's paintings will be featured in the Cow Art and More new products section until the end of the month.