Travis may be one of the most talented painters that the University of Wyoming and Student Art League have produced. But don’t take my word for it, check out his website (and Bio).
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| Travis Ivey STOP (Jeffrey City, WY) Oil on Linen 24x36 inches 2008 |
My blog has moved to my website www.feliciafollum.com My artwork tends to focus on social issues. I combine drawing, watercolor, ink and graphic design to create socially conscious work that communicates with the audience. In addition to creating art my passion extends to a desire to use my work to help others. Two ways include teaching kids art and helping to raise awareness.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Travis Ivey
Travis was at the University of Wyoming for the first couple years I was there. We were in Student Art League together and I am certainly thankful that I was given the opportunity to get to know him and see his work. He came to the Student Art League opening at the Works of Wyoming gallery this past Friday and we were able to catch up a bit. It was encouraging that he was there to support the group as an alumni.
Travis may be one of the most talented painters that the University of Wyoming and Student Art League have produced. But don’t take my word for it, check out his website (and Bio).
Travis may be one of the most talented painters that the University of Wyoming and Student Art League have produced. But don’t take my word for it, check out his website (and Bio).
He certainly captured what my mind thinks of when I think of Wyoming.
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: ) Travis is a great landscape painter and certainly does capture that side of WYO well...http://feliciafollum.blogspot.com/2011/04/ed-sherline-philosopher-by-day.html - these photos are also Wyoming, just figured I would break some common stereotypes. Enjoy (both artist websites)!!
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