Not sure the title fits anymore. The look in her eyes tells a story. Not sure if it should be "If Looks Could Kill," or "Determination," but something along those lines. I'm open to suggestions--and I like cliches. Give me your best shot.

Still have lots to do on this one, so one or two more sessions. I wish I could make this image larger, but software prohibits it. Her expression is killer and I'm thrilled with how her face came out. I would not want to be in her line of sight.

On another note, one of the galleries handling my work is closing their doors. If any of you know of a good western gallery, I'd sure appreciate hearing about it.

Got lots done on it today. Her hat's too pink and her horse is too dark, but I'll get that in my next session. She'll also get her skin.

Which one is saddle bred? The rider or the horse? Both. I had never seen such a lean, long-legged horse before used for roping calves let alone 1,300 lb. cows. But this horse, even though skinny and frail looking, still had so much heart that she worked like a quarter horse. The rider? Easily one of the best all around cowgirls I have ever met and definitely bred for the saddle. It is in her blood.
Faye Taylor - Western Artist

The ladies are done. Not a lot of change, but some work on trees here and there. Hope you like it.

       
It actually only took me about 30 minutes to get the buffalo painted. The trees took a lot longer. Still have a little to do to the trees, but it's pretty much done.

Usually it's the bull that gets painted, but I thought these buffalo cows hiding in the trees were very interesting. It's a relatively small painting at 12X16 and will be $864.