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Stampede art a challenge for Red Horse

Jason Ferguson
Published: Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

Art Red Horse works on his life-sized buffalo that will one of the pieces of art up for auction during the annual Custer Stampede this fall. Red Horse is using acyrllic paint for his piece, his first for the Stampede.

 

By Jason Ferguson
Art Red Horse of Custer is in his first year of doing artwork for the annual Buffalo Stampede, and it is proving to be a challenge.
Red Horse, who has been doing art for as long as he can remember, is a realistic oil painter by trade. However, he is using acryllic paint on the life-sized buffalo he is making for the Stampede, which has proved to have a learning curve for him.
“I’m struggling with it. It dries way too quickly,”â��he said with a laugh. “It’s been a challenge. It’s going to take a little longer than I thought.”
When Red Horse began painting 25 years ago, it was with acryllic paint. However, that was for two-dimensional pieces, not the three-dimensional piece he is creating for the Stampede. Despite is early struggles, Red Horse said he is enjoying the experience.

Art Red Horse of Custer is in his first year of doing artwork for the annual Buffalo Stampede, and it is proving to be a challenge.

Red Horse, who has been doing art for as long as he can remember, is a realistic oil painter by trade. However, he is using acryllic paint on the life-sized buffalo he is making for the Stampede, which has proved to have a learning curve for him.

“I’m struggling with it. It dries way too quickly,”â��he said with a laugh. “It’s been a challenge. It’s going to take a little longer than I thought.”

When Red Horse began painting 25 years ago, it was with acryllic paint. However, that was for two-dimensional pieces, not the three-dimensional piece he is creating for the Stampede. Despite is early struggles, Red Horse said he is enjoying the experience.

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