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Featured Artist Update
Third Anniversary Issue:
HH rediscovers a few
past Featured Artists to
find out the latest in
their motorcycle world
of art.
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Carole Bennett
has been keeping the
adrenaline pumping
with her new
Adventure series,
which turns
motorcycles and
goddesses into
fantasy heroines who
are a force to be
reckoned with. Also
in the works, she
will soon be
illustrating an
online version of a
sci-fi novel called
“Freelance
Vigilante” based on
the RPG game by
Brian Lane. Wicked
Cool! |
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Michelle Koppien
continues to impress
us with her
signature style of
connecting the
essence of land and
motorcycle in her
portraiture. The
piece “Soul
Searchment” is a
dedication of that
commitment by
intertwining rider,
mountains and the
spirit of his
daughter.
Breathtaking.
Michelle’s other new
endeavors include a
floral painting for
a calendar layout
and designing
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Lory Lockwood -
never a dull moment!
The 2007 year had
Lory spinning with
several press
features showcasing
her work such as,
“Vintage Style” by
Devon Jackson of
Colorado’s
Southwest Arts
Magazine, and an
on-air interview
with Jackie Bishop
of WWNO Radio
in New Orleans. She
was also awarded the
prestigious Joan
Mitchell Foundation
Grant in New York
last April. Next on
her 2008 itinerary
are two shows
featuring her
Portraits in Chrome
artworks: “Velocity”
in Minneapolis, MN
and
“Aubune-Cord-Dusesenberg
Museum Show” in
Auburn, IN. Come
November, she will
host a solo opening
in New Orleans
entitled “Marilyn
and The Dreamgirls,”
which will exhibit
her alluring
mannequin pieces.
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Tira Mitchell engraver elite,
spent most of 2007
fine tuning her
craft. In the fall,
she was chosen by
the Grand Masters of
Engraving to study
at the GRS Training
Center in Emporia,
Kansas where
engravers worldwide
come to share and
hone their skills.
To add to her
repertoire, Tira
studied intensive
stone setting and a
new form of western
engraving known as
bit and spur. She is
thrilled to enhance
her motorcycle
engraving ensemble
with some sparkling
gems and western
swing. This just
in: Tira is proud to
announce that she
will be teaching her
first class as guest
instructor at the
GRS Training Center
this May.
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Earth Day
April 22, 2008
Earthday.net
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