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From Takaya Lone Wolf

  1. Luminaries Series: Takaya by Rachel Cruse, Image 1.

    Rachel Cruse

    Luminaries Series: Takaya

    Water soluble oils on stretched canvas

    28 x 23 in

  2. Takaya - Lone Wolf by Penny Woodworth, Image 1.

    Penny Woodworth

    Takaya - Lone Wolf

    Pastel

    12 x 12 in

  3. Wild Water by Penny Woodworth, Image 1.

    Penny Woodworth

    Wild Water

    Pastel

    12 x 16 in

  4. Mystic Beach by Penny Woodworth, Image 1.

    Penny Woodworth

    Mystic Beach

    Pastel

    12 x 16 in

  5. Takaya's Portrait by Reem Ali, Image 1.

    Reem Ali

    Takaya's Portrait

    Oil paint on wood

    20 x 20 x 1.5 in

  6. Shine On Noble Chief Takaya by Rachael Green, Image 1.

    Rachael Green

    Shine On Noble Chief Takaya

  7. Hear Me by Penny Woodworth, Image 1.

    Penny Woodworth

    Hear Me

    Pastel

  8. Spirit of Discovery Island - Takaya by Paul Harder, Image 1.

    Paul Harder

    Spirit of Discovery Island - Takaya

    Cast Bronze

    100 x 124 x 38 in

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About the artist

Penny Woodworth

Penny grew up on the West Coast of Canada and loved horses, but was unable to access them, so fulfilled her fantasies by drawing them. She never sought formal art education and eventually drifted away from art entirely as she found other satisfying and time-consuming occupations: working, raising a family, and training and showing her horse. One day when she was seventy, she again felt the need to create. She wandered into her deserted studio and picked up her pencils. Her paints and papers were long gone, so she decided if she was going to resupply herself she would try something different - pastel. She loves to use pastels, as they give her the scope of detail and excitement of colour. At first she painted only animal portraits, but eventually expanded to develop more complete paintings and landscapes. At present she works only in pastels, but may explore other mediums in future...life is too short to limit it.
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