American Graffiti Series - #2Look carefully and in this loose "graffiti style" acrylic on paper, you can make out the cowboys, illustrating Carrie's emerging expertise in working with creative media on paper. Paper is gauged by its weight (in pounds, a higher number equals a heavier weight) and press type (hot is smooth, whereas cold has more texture). This acrylic and pastel on unusually heavy 400 pound cold press archival paper is the newest release from the vault, especially

Racing across an open range at full speed - life doesn't get any bigger

With a 2" surround border

Developed using the traditional method of serigraphy (also known as silkscreening) - which refers to an image printed using ink and stencils - "On A Painted Western Sky" is an early piece by Carrie experimenting with different media

" Along with his pals Wild Rumpus and Long & Savvy

Yet this bold abstract - in subtle hues of black

It may only be the cowboy and his pack horse but they consider it a parade nonetheless

Another throwback to Carrie’s past

The art of "cowboying" feels like a fading memory

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the unmistakable James Dean with a horse illustrates Carrie's earliest work with pastels and charcoal

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and like the storied history of the Navajo blanket