Lori Fisher works on repositioning the neck of a Breyer model horse during an artist-in-residence program last week at the Sandoz Center. Fisher customizes the Breyer horses, repositioning, painting and adding finishing touches such as harnesses.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Tami Bauer works on a watercolor painting of a dog during an artist-in-residence program at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center. Bauer's work is on display at the museum until the end of the month.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Tami Bauer, whose work is currently on display at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, displayed several works of art in various stages of completion - from sketches to nearly finished - during a day-long artist-in-residence program.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Tami Bauer works on a watercolor painting of a dog during an artist-in-residence program at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center. She also spent time on several other works of art during the day, all in various stages.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Lori Fisher explains how to use clay to fashion the hair of an Afghan hound during an artist-in-residence program at the Sandoz Center last week. The hound's substructure is made from Breyer model horses.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
This scene is one of the examples of Lori Fisher's work with Breyer horses currently on display at the Sandoz Center.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
This winter scene is one of the examples of Lori Fisher's work with Breyer horses currently on display at the Sandoz Center.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Tami Bauer's western artwork, including this large painting of a bull, is on display at the Sandoz Center through the end of the month.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
Tami Bauer's western artwork is on display at the Sandoz Center through the end of the month.
Record Photo by Kerri Rempp
This Afghan Hound is one of several pieces Lori Fisher of Chadron has fashioned. During an artist-in-residence program she worked on a similar hound, made from the pieces of Breyer horses.
Lori Fisher works on repositioning the neck of a Breyer model horse during an artist-in-residence program last week at the Sandoz Center. Fisher customizes the Breyer horses, repositioning, painting and adding finishing touches such as harnesses.
Tami Bauer works on a watercolor painting of a dog during an artist-in-residence program at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center. Bauer's work is on display at the museum until the end of the month.
Tami Bauer, whose work is currently on display at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, displayed several works of art in various stages of completion - from sketches to nearly finished - during a day-long artist-in-residence program.
Tami Bauer works on a watercolor painting of a dog during an artist-in-residence program at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center. She also spent time on several other works of art during the day, all in various stages.
Lori Fisher explains how to use clay to fashion the hair of an Afghan hound during an artist-in-residence program at the Sandoz Center last week. The hound's substructure is made from Breyer model horses.
This Afghan Hound is one of several pieces Lori Fisher of Chadron has fashioned. During an artist-in-residence program she worked on a similar hound, made from the pieces of Breyer horses.
