Links to Websites that I use

A Portfolio: http://www.thecreative�nder.com/nateowensPaintings: http://www.nateowens.com

illustration: http://www.artpixelstudios.comArt Prints: http://nate-owens.artistwebsites.com

Art Prints on Canvas, Paper, framing options: http://nateowens.imagekind.comImprinted Gifts, Shirts, Cups, etc: http://www.zazzle.com/nateowens

A 30-year Retrospective: http://issuu.com/nateowens/docs/pigments01/1Blog: http://natesartpad.blogspot.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/doodlin.dudeFacebook 2: http://www.facebook.com/NateOwens.Artist

On-Line Flip-Page brochures and publications on the art: http://issuu.com/nateowensOn line gallery of work: http://www.�ickr.com/photos/nateowens/show/

Magazine Interview: http://1stangel.co.uk/talkthetalk/nate-owens-talks-the-talk-with-1stangel-arts-magazine/Google+ = http://gplus.to/nateowens

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Contact Information

For gallery representationand other information

email to: nate@nateowens.comPhone: (803)641-2031

Cell Phone: (803)480-6733

T he eclectic allegorical appeal of the work stirs the imagination and plucks at the heartstrings.

An idyllic scene of a boy fishing, a cowboy and horse in a precarious situation, or expansive fantasies of other dimensions and worlds - represent situations, perhaps places that we recall or dream of exploring.

Published nationally as greeting cards by Leaning Tree Greetings in Boulder, Colorado since 1980, the popular rural and western subjects have no geographical boundaries of popularity.

The Original PaintingsThe originals are held in private collections

I offer museum-grade prints on canvas.This marketing stragety accesses the widest demographic and the best

revenue opportunites for galleries and retail outlets. Links to on-line resources are listed on the inside front cover.

A 30-year Retrospective of painting and illustration at

http://issuu.com/nateowens

Pigments of Imagination

Sail AwayLike kites that break free, friends

and memories may disappear from view,but are never forgotten

The ConversationA work in progress

The EpiphanyFrom the Fantastic Visions series

Things are Looking UpMy most popular and widely published painting,

this Leanin’ Tree greeting card depicts a western subject, but it relates to situations we have all experienced

The AscentFrom the Fantastic Visions series

Technology has elevated man’s knowledge, but has it provided the wisdom to use that knowledge?

Bandits at the BankA nostalgic subject, the painting of a boy and his dog daydreaming

while fishing brings memories and visions of idyllic adventure

The Berry PickersA work in progress

One Shepherd to AnotherThe lone shepherd with his dog on the prairie watching over his flock

The EntertainersThis was a Leanin’ Tree greeting card done in the caricature style they like

Nate lives with his wife, Carol, ten dogs and two cats in the rolling hills among horse ranches in beautiful rural South Carolina