New Stuff

New ones
Should publish in 2014

"Just a Little Nudge"

"Hanging Out"

Sculpted Figurines

"Rock Star"
Caricature Figurine - 3.5 inches high
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The caricature style work that I've done on the greeting cards for

Leanin' Tree since 1980 is available as sculpted desktop figurines on-line at

Shapeways and Kraftwurx

You choose the material and colors at the shop - These images are for illustration only

Be sure to read the properties of the materials, some are more detailed than others
and some are even washable
More are in the works, so check back
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"Grinning Horse"

 

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"Piano Man" & "Old Coot"

 

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"Little Pup"Small bracelet or necklace charm

 

"On the Horns of a Dilemma"

"On the Horns of a Dilemma"

- One that I'm working on* -

This is just the central action... it will have background details, rocks, cactus, running jackrabbits, clouds of dust... all the good stuff

Considering the times, I think this will resonate with many folks

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http://www.thecreativefinder.com/nateowens

*I keep a few different ones on deck, moving from one to another

(helps prevent burnout and keeps the fires burning)

Ranch Life: "The Infidel"

http://nate-owens.artistwebsites.com
Intrigue on the ranch.
Painting done in the humor style that I've done on Leanin' Tree greeting cards since 1980. Homely cowboy gets a kiss from his girl while jealous horse sneers.

Fat Marshal & Slow Horse (WIP)

Making a pen and ink sketch into a painting... working on it

Rooster Cogburn "pen & ink" (not)

Actually this was drawn altogether on the computer using Photshop and my Wacom pen-tablet.

I think it is amazing the kind of fluid control you can get... just like the genuine article of drawing with a pen on smooth paper... and you don't have to keep filling the pen.

Western Horseman cartoon

A cartoon - full page - for Western Horseman magazine