Beautiful cards that arrived today from the artist, Victor Burdick. Aren’t they something! ( The sun spots are courtesy of me… ;-( )
Visit Victor’s website to see his beautiful Western art and photography.
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Victor Burdick just notified me that he has a brand new book out entitled Western Collection, Art & Photography by Victor Burdick.
If you love the American West, like I do, you will love Victor’s work, admire his talent, and want his new book.
Preview the book here. If you look around his website, you will see he does photography, artwork and design. Victor’s Commissioned Artwork, Prints and S/N Prints are available by contacting him at: westernart@victorburdick.com, or you may call him at 580-330-2322. More contact information below.
Victor Burdick Art Studio
321 North 13th Street
Thomas, Ok 73669
580-330-2322
victorburdick.com
westernart@victorburdick.com
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The other day I discovered Victor Burdick’s Western Art & Photography, and was immediately impressed and envious. Boy would I love to spend a day carrying his camera equipment around for him!
Victor beautifully captures the magic of the Western lifestyle, the animals and the Cowboys.
Victor’s Commissioned Artwork, Prints and S/N Prints are available by contacting him at: westernart@victorburdick.com, or you may call him at 580-330-2322.
Victor Burdick Art Studio
321 North 13th Street
Thomas, Ok 73669
580-330-2322
victorburdick.com
westernart@victorburdick.com
These are a couple of my favorite photos by Victor:
Another favorite Cowgirl artist… Deb is from Western North Carolina, now living in Wyoming. A ‘girl’ with my own heart!!
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A Cowboy who sings (winner of the 2009 Country Western CD of the Year), works with horses, and lives in Montana. Wouldn’t he be a great Cowboy for me to interview for Horsealicious! Visit his website: http://www.tjcasey.net
Visit his website! Great Western Art.
Visit his blog, “Fifty Miles to Coffee” ~ notice the Airstream!
I love the tack, belts, jewelry and train cases made by The Cowboy Junkie, and am especially fond of the halter they made for Kentucky Derby Winner Mine That Bird. (I’m still excited about my Mine That Bird tweets.)
Here is The Cowboy Junkie Home Page.
See their Bronc Halters.
See their Photo Gallery.
Photo courtesy of Stuart of Sheepback Cabin.
Art by my favorite Calendar Girl Pin-Up Artist: Gil Elvgren.
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