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"Windy Start" by Sandra Hoover
"White Horse Study" by Deborah Day
"Relax" by Alexandra Davis

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2012 Art Show Results

Best in Show
Morning Visitor - Terry Warfel

People's Choice
Itchy - Alexandra Alvis

Acrylic
1 - Morning Visitor - Terry Warfel
2 - Valley of Horses - Janet Weidel
3 - Ladies First - Sandra Hoover

Colored Pencil
1 - Too Close - Mikela Cameron
2 - The Opening - Yvonne Bonacci
3 - Three Heads Are Better - Robin Kaminski

Oil
1 - Heading In - margo Petterson
2 - Power Pair - doreen Irwin
3 - Khrisma - Carol Biering Hendrix

Watercolor
1 - Blazes - Lindsay Bryant
2 - Paint race - Helen McFarland
3 - Among Friends - Deborah Meyer

Pastel
1 - Are We There Yet - Debbie Patrick
2 - The Little Giant - Cheryl Caldwell
3 - Gavilorr - Haila Yovan Tenorio

Pen & Ink
1 - Wind - Shaila Yovan Tenorio
2 - Nite Horse - Susan Cartwright
3 - Horsebeat - Lindsay Bryant

Pencil/Charcoal
1 - 4 Tails - Cali Roberson
2 - Where's the Frog? - Jim Halsey
3 - 4 Seasons - Cali Roberson

Photo B&W
1 - Wild Heart - Jo Danehy
2 - The Gathering - Victoria Boyd
3 - Bride By The Sea - Leah Earle

Photo Color
1 - Morning Meadow Light _ John Grief Hoskin
2 - Wild - Jo Danehy
3 - Open Gate - John Grief Hoskin

Photo Digit Enhanced
1 - The Buckaroo - Victoria Boyd
2 - Friesian Love - Leah Earle

Pottery
1 - Tails and Feathers - Lisa Bone
2 - In the Company of Friends - Lisa Bone
3 - Horse Bowl - Julie Otto

Sculpture
1 - Relax - Alexandra Alvis
2 - Wiree Bison - Luis Lima
3 - Itchy - Alexandra Alvis

The Western States Horse Expo LOVES our artists. Your work hangs in our living-rooms and bedrooms and sits on our dressers and tables. The spirit of the horse seeps from your creations and fills the spaces where we go to be comforted, buoyed up, feel light hearted or just rest. The Equine Dream Art Show welcomes artists whose primary subjects are our four-legged, furry friends.

We know that artists often dedicate themselves to their talent long before their talent will financially sustain them. With that in mind and as a way of showing our appreciation to the various artists who submit their works for judging at the WSHE Equine Dream Art Show, a limited number of low priced, reduced space (10' X 5') booths in the immediate area of the art show are available to artists who submit work to the Equine Dream Show. To qualify for one of these limited  spaces, at least one piece of your work must be submitted and accepted to the Art Show, so start planning your project now and get it in early because the spaces are already in demand. Looking forward to seeing what surprises and new talent out next show will unveil.

Donna Snyder-Smith
On Site Director, WSHE Art Show