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Luke Frazier Bunny Box Painting Box

Currency:USD Category:Collectibles / Western Americana Start Price:10.00 USD Estimated At:1,000.00 - 1,500.00 USD
Luke Frazier Bunny Box Painting Box
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Title is Bunny Box. 3" by 4 1/4" unframed. 5" by 6" on box. Oil on Board. Luke Frazier. Born 1970 Utah. Known for: Americana Sporting, Hunting, Fishing & Wildlife Art. Luke Frazier began sculpting and drawing at a young age, encouraged by his creative father, Jesse. The two embarked upon many memorable road trips into the deserts of Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, where they treasure-hunted for arrowheads, interesting stones, shed antlers, and lost artifacts. Luke vividly recalls camping under the stars, huddling by campfires, and listening to his father’s stories of days gone by. The middle-child in a combined family of 16 siblings, Luke and his brothers hunted, fished, and trapped to provide for the household. Those early forays outdoors made lasting impressions and taught valuable lessons about responsibility, the value of hard work, and the bond of family. In the way storytellers engage and hold audiences’ attention with descriptive language and creative mental images, Luke’s paintings inspire viewers’ imaginations by hinting at messages visually and emotionally. A keen observer, Luke immerses himself in his surroundings and his rugged and mature style skillfully captures the anatomy and presence of the subjects he paints. Preferring early morning or evening light, Luke creates scenes from his memories and experiences in the woods, mountains, and on the water. His artistic style leans towards impressionistic or representational. "I try to be as accurate as possible with my drawings of anatomies, and creative with my compositions," he said recently in his studio. An avid sportsman, Luke has traveled from Alaska to Africa. His passions include raising and training bird dogs, hunting and fishing, and photographing wildlife in their natural habitat. All of these things have fortified his vision in what he creates. Luke loves to research his subjects and feels much can be learned from the past. Luke received his formal art training at Utah State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Art degree in painting and a Master of Fine Art degree in illustration.