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Southwest Roundup has been working with gifted artisans for over 10 years designing and crafting furnishings and decor which reflect Rustic, Hacienda, Ranch and Cabin lifestyles. We are proud to showcase specific fine artists who depict the Vaquero or "Buckaroo" styles we love so much. Enjoy a personal glimpse of these special artists in our artisan family! Contact us at info@southwestroundup.com for more detailed information.
California ranching is Deborah Kunic's background and life which is readily apparent in her art. Her images of animals and wildlife are always engaged in typical, intriguing behavior and quirks of their species. Her etchings are enchanting and depict the early California "buckaroo" days. The labor intensive work results in hand-pulled, limited editions created in her ranch studio. Deborah is also known for her painting ability in oil and watercolors. A versatile artist, her handpainted ceramic dinnerware is well known to collectors. Future works will include limited edition bronze sculptures. Contact Southwest Roundup regarding original art availability.
What is an Etching?
An etching is an image drawn on a copper or zinc plate and printed by hand on an etching press, one at a time. The reverse image will be printed from the plate. If an etching has writing on it, it was drawn on the plate in reverse! Etchings are a "labor of love". For a complete, detailed outline of the etching process, click here for a 1-page print out.
Karmel is inspired by her Colorado surroundings and the exceptional horses and horsemanship in her western area. Painstakingly she renders pencil drawings of horses at work, play and rest. At first glance her images appear photographic. But a closer look reveals the infinitesimal detail Karmel has lain down on paper and you quickly realize the special gift she has.
Extremely labor intensive, Karmel's process involves hundreds of hours per piece. The process begins with rough sketching and the figure evolves into the finished piece. Contact Southwest Roundup for both framed and unframed limited edition, signed giclee prints.
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