Horses artist; horses that paint
Artist with hooves and whinnies hold brushes and create paintings
Horses are know for running and jumping, but now there are a few that have taken up painting. They hold the paintbrush in their mouth and nod and swing their head while applying paint to canvas or paper. I bet some of these horse artist have sold more paintings than some human artist.
Horse business owners take note that the owners of these horse painters know how to get publicity; publicity equals more sales. Check out the PR news on Romeo and Juliet - newspapers, web sites, blogs, horse magazines to bird magazines. What does your horse or horse business do that is a bit different - news worthy ? - well get the news out with press releases and blog postings!
Meet the four horses that paint…
- Cholla, a mustang artist. Cholla has a full page feature in the new Ripley’s Book, ‘The Remarkable Revealed’, release date 8/7/07.
Video showing Cholla running in the snow and then painting.
- Romeo & Juliet, two adorable gaited Paso Fino horses. They are now featured in their own children’s book, “Home Sweet Home with Romeo & Juliet“.
- and now DaVinci, the new paint horse art student!
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August 13, 2007 at 10:38 am
With three horses that paint and two that star in a children’s book, I see a wonderful pattern at work. They love to use their mouth and hooves, (innate abilities) to create a change in their environment. It’s also how they’d survive in the wild. The more closely I honor their natural inclinations the more they seem to shine with life. I then, get to bask in the glow of horses that are enjoying what they do.
The combination of horses enjoying what they do and my passion to create opportunities for them to have fun, has made generating publicity much easier than I thought. I think the public is ready for news that makes them feel good, or smile…..
Your site is a perfect example of encouraging what I hope will be a new trend….news based on what makes people feel better. Just thinking about the words “A love for horses” instantly puts a smile on my face.
Thank you for what you do!
Cheryl
August 14, 2007 at 9:53 am
Dear Cheryl, Thank you for your kind comments and I do hope you are right about a trend about people posting more positive news. That is what we all need to focus on, or so says the latest books and brain research.
Thank you for giving us such a shining example of love that expands the joy in others - animal or human.
May your days be as bright and delightful as rainbows.
August 21, 2007 at 8:23 pm
I just discovered a little more info about Cholla’s artwork…
Cholla paints with high quality water colors on cold pressed, high end paper, and Gicleés are printed with a 6 color printing process using archival inks on archival water color paper.
Included with each piece of art purchased, is a 9-minute DVD of Cholla creating his art at his easel and an embossed Certificate of Authenticity.
10% of the proceeds from The Big Red Buck prints, go to the http://www.vrwpa.org which is a non profit organization that helps the wild Mustangs in Nevada.
10% of the proceeds from The Lone Green Loon prints go to help the loons at Walker Lake Nevada http://www.walkerlake.org.
10% of giclee prints of ” Horse Jumper One ” go to The Animal Specialty Center NYC.
You can view and purchase Cholla’s artwork from this site:
http://www.horseartcollection.com/artist.php?ID=0
I like the one called, “Finish Line” because of the purple color and the movement and form.
March 27, 2008 at 1:00 pm
Hi Joni,
Thank you for recognizing Cholla and his art !
Cholla will have five originals available in San Francisco at the Cow Palace April 4th - 12th 2008
The Grand National Art Show & Sale.
Details *
http://www.ArtistIsaHorse.com
March 28, 2008 at 2:02 am
I was absolutely amazed at the painting produced by these incredible horses. Thank you for posting about them. I had not heard of them before now.
March 29, 2008 at 3:01 pm
Cholla and his art are in the news again:
Painting Horse in Grand National Art Show - http://alove4horses.com/blog/painting-horse-in-grand-national-art-show/