Sporting Classics Digital

January/February 2015

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S P O R T I N G C L A S S I C S 2 3 4 Barbara Marks Private appointments may be arranged. 360-320-0891 Email: barbsart@hotmail.com www.barbaramarksart.com Bighorn, 24"x 30" ese wildlife paintings and carvings have been inspired by a lifelong love of North American big game and their habitat. e featured painting evokes an image the viewer can almost escape into. is series of paintings and carvings will be available for viewing at WSF, GSCO and the Portland Sportsman Show. Clay McGaughy McGaughy paintings are not eld guides—not "count the feathers" type of sports art. He paints the experience, not just the scene. His covers and illustrations have appeared in various books and magazines, including True West, American Artist, Southwest Art, Progressive Farmer, and Outdoor Life, and books, Texas Hill Country and Pecos to Rio Grande. Signed giclee prints are available. 210-824-2788 Email: patsyclay@sbcglobal.net www.claymcgaughyart.com Try Again, watercolor, 22" x 30" Galleries: Collectors' Covey (Dallas) Home (San Antonio) Carolyn Mock My art studies have taken me on a wonderful journey, one I would choose again. Oils of wildlife, western or landscapes-all are my subjects, all shape my world. Commissions welcome 918-333-0748 Email: cmockart@aol.com www.carolynmockart.com Snow Bound, 24"x 36"

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