Somewhere In Colorado"Somewhere In Colorado" illustrates Carrie's emerging expertise in working with creative media on paper. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture). This diluted acrylic (similar to the look of watercolor) and pastel on unusually heavy 400 pound cold press archival paper is the newest release from the vault, especially for the BIG MOVING DEAL.

making it clear he's ready to stand his ground

Look carefully and in this loose "graffiti-style" acrylic on paper

black & gold

This colorful early creation by Carrie is created using the traditional method of serigraphy (also known as silkscreening) - which refers to an image printed using ink and stencils

head cocked

the serene scene of a boathouse on the edge of the lake reflects Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal

When they're gone

This one-of-a-kind piece from the earliest days of Carrie's illustrious career is available at a price we would only consider over the alternative of moving it all

don't miss this opportunity to add a unique piece of Carrie's West to your private collection

Available exclusively at Aspen Grove Fine Art

Joining his friends - Liberty and Denver - our Electric Cowboy - Levi checks in at 70" tall and as welcoming as your favorite blue jeans

This piece can also be custom sized (in proportion to the original)