Discovering Wonderland
Discovering Wonderland
40 x 30
Oil
Available at the 2016 Sears Dixie Invitational Art Show
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Friday, January 29, 2016
Friday, January 1, 2016
Simple Things - Signed and Framed Open Edition Art Prints
Each of the following Simple Things open edition prints are mounted in a barn wood style frame with a selected inspirational thought. Signed by the artist and ready to hang. Colors may vary slightly depending upon your monitor settings.
Available in two sizes:
Double matted 20" x 16" - $65
Single matted 14" x 11" - $40
Order below by selecting a size from the drop down menu of your desired print. Or if you prefer to arrange a local pick up, please feel free to contact me at danlewisart@gmail.com or call (208)240-7128. Thank you for visiting!
Local folks, place your order by December 15th to ensure delivery before Christmas!
🎄 Have a Merry Christmas! 🎄
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Chain of Responsibillity (Work in Progress)
Chain of Responsibility (Work in Progress)
13"h x 17"w x 17"d (w/o base)
13"h x 17"w x 17"d (w/o base)
Clay
I'm continuing to experiment a bit with clay. I used my three oldest kids for models and the Lab puppy in the wagon represents my dog Charlie who kept me company for lots of years when I was a lonely single art student. Still got a lot of details to work out. I've had a ton of fun with it; however I have to admit that the prospect of figuring out the mold-making and casting process seem a bit overwhelming for me right now. Uggg...time and money...same ole' sad story ;P
My hope is to eventually cast it in bronze and finish it with a brown patina.
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About Me
- Name: Dan Lewis
Dan was raised in Minneapolis, MN, where from an early age he was provided with the necessary support and opportunities he would need to develop his skills as an artist. At the age of eleven, he was enrolled in an art edjucation course and he continued to draw and paint with watercolors throughtout his Jr. High and High School years. After serving a mission for the LDS Church, he accepted scholarships to study Fine Art at Dixie College under Del Parson with a focus primarily on portraiture and the human figure. He then accepted scholarships to study illustration under Perry Stewart at Southern Utah University. Since that time, he has completed illustrations for Ensign, Liahona, New Era, The Friend, Sings of the Times, and Listen Magazines. He had work included in "The Old Testament for LDS Families", (published by Deseret Book) as wel as "Teaching's of the Prophets: Joseph Smith" and had a painting on display in the Washington DC Temple's Visitor Center as part of a collection gathered to commemorate Black History Month in February 2006.
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