Hopi Indian Koshare Clown Metal Print

Deep inside a ceremonial chamber or kiva, Hopi boys are instructed in avoiding unacceptable behavior painted as a boldy striped Koshare clown. One of a group of kachinas burlesques unacceptable behavior to instruct the boys. The boys are between seven and 10 each sponsored by a repected male selected by the family.

Given my early training in art that included painting, drawing, sculpture, and later private lessons with integration of photography, my skills have provided impressionist,landscape, portrait, realistic, science fiction, space, pet, and surrealistic works. My experience in computer graphics for animations, game programs, and original martial art demonstrations in Tae Kwon Do further enriched my skills. My recent paintings include Geisha Girls with actual models. My experience with building websites, specifically for an internationally famous model whose portraits enhance my paintings further enriched my skills. With my premedical training in anatomy and physiology given the highest grades in a year compared to current students and medical...