Trading Blanket - Weathered CrimsonEvery Navajo blanket has its own story its own meaning. They were created to graphically represent historical events, cultures, and beliefs that were integral to the tribes history and way of life. No two were ever the same, and the Navajo believed that they wove their soul into the pieces they created thus incorporating a loose thread somewhere into their blankets. Invisible to the naked eye, the loose thread would allow their soul to escape. In

This pair of monoprint cowboys is truly the origin of Carrie's Shadow Rider image

This piece is on 24" x 36" newsprint paper

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From the inspired vessels to the chemistry of the scent and quality of ingredients

with her signature Carrie Fell smile

study of a ballerina in motion highlights Carrie's natural expertise in working with proportion and scale

Three cowboys contemplating their next move on a wide open space offer a glimpse into Carrie Fell's brilliant ability to capture both scale and emotion in a single piece

Hazy blues in the open sky are streaked with sunlight

and gold - evokes all of the hallmarks of Carrie Fell: strong presence and the unmistakable signature that is art unto itself

this cowboy is one of Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal

six-shooter drawn illustrates Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal