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  1. Just Chillen by Luther Wright, Image 1.

    Luther Wright

    Just Chillen

    Paper , Denim, & Oil on Canvas

    12 x 9 x 2 in (30.48 x 22.86 x 5.08 cm)

  2. Masters of the Greens by Richard D. Wilson, Jr., Image 1.

    Richard D. Wilson, Jr.

    Masters of the Greens

    Paper: Museum quality, heavy weight, acid-free, watercolor-textured paper, printed with archival inks

    32 x 32 in (81.28 x 81.28 cm)

  3. Mama Musa by Whitney Austin, Image 1.

    Whitney Austin

    Mama Musa

    Acrylic finger painting

    48 x 48 in (121.92 x 121.92 cm)

  4. Honoring Queen Charlotte by Nellie Ashford, Image 1.

    Nellie Ashford

    Honoring Queen Charlotte

    Mixed Media,Collage on Canvas Fabric , Hand Written Music Paper, on Door

  5. Her by Thomas Williams, Image 1.

    Thomas Williams

    Her

    Oil on Wood

    42 x 48 in (106.68 x 121.92 cm)

  6. Inkwell Beach "Polar Bears" by Michael Blanchard, Image 2.

    Michael Blanchard

    Inkwell Beach "Polar Bears"

  7. Inkwell Beach Sunrise by Michael Blanchard, Image 1.

    Michael Blanchard

    Inkwell Beach Sunrise

  8. Herb Gray Portrait by Jerry McJunkins, Image 1.

    Jerry McJunkins

    Herb Gray Portrait

    33 x 39 in (83.82 x 99.06 cm)

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About the artist

Lashun Beal 

LaShun Beal, contemporary, figurative artist, born January 28, 1962, has dedicated his career to perfecting his art. He is a native of Detroit who now resides in the Houston area. He challenges and expresses himself through many mediums. The ground surfaces and canvases that he uses have their own distinctive character and matchless capacity which gives voice to his work and complements his unique style. After mastering the technical subtleties of different mediums and subject matters, Beal is content with the spirit that drives him to create a particular work of art; and, the evolution of his progress which is exemplified in his creations. He has done extensive traveling throughout Europe, South America and the Far East which has afforded him the opportunity to witness other cultures which is reflected in his art. Beal states, “As an artist, I must be free to choose what I do. I enjoy the process of creating with no limits. That is my vision . . . to let the viewer experience the depth of my range as an artist from their own perspective”. He translates his creativity into imagery while simultaneously masterfully using the mediums of acrylic paint, clay, oil pastels and graphite in his work.
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