A Mother's Love by Amy Ringholz

See bio below

   Image Size 12 x 12  - Paper 15 x 12 Open Edition JCG Release - Print On Art Paper

Retails in galleries for $12

Fine Art Reproduction on High Quality Art Paper - Mint (pristine/new) Condition - Unframed - Purchased directly form the official publisher

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Dave Merrick

Dave Merrick is an artist who is self taught and successful. His growth and success as a commercial artist are due to word of mouth. Dave's specialty is portrait work, and he loves doing what he does. "I have a love for portraying the human face, because it shows the heart and attitude of a man. I particularly love drawing people involved with working land and livestock, earning their daily bread. I find that the faces of these people show much inward thought and reflection, and the majority of the time they rarely waste words." Dave's career as an artist began as recently as 1989 after working a variety of jobs, which included building cabins and riding the rails as a brakeman. Rediscovering his talent for art, Dave worked briefly for a design studio, but his growing popularity soon forced him to devote more of his time to outside commissions. Since opening his own studio in Colorado Springs, Dave has kept busy doing primarily free-lance work. He has done several portraits in the private and commercial sector of Colorado Springs and has also been commissioned to do wall murals for several businesses along the Front Range of the Rockies.