Jd Challenger Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Canvas Giclee:"Brings Down Thunder"
Artist: Jd Challenger
Title: Brings Down Thunder
Size: 30" x 30"
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and numbered Limted Edition to 50. COA included.
Medium: Fine Art Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: JD Challenger was born in Oklahoma with a creative fire that first began to smolder as a very young child, becoming a wildfire by the time he reached his teens. This creative energy was expressed thru art and music and even though he never received actual training in either, these talents flourished. While growing up in OK challenger was especially close to his "step"-grandfather, a full blood Chocktaw, who first introduced the young Jd to the culture and spirit of the native american people. It was this relationship that would profoundly influence the direction of his life. He modestly declines credit for his remarkable creative gifts and says "the thing I do best is paint. I look at it as 'not me' doing it, I'm just the instrument...The Creator, the brush, the paint and then me." Jd Challenger paints the stories of a people rich in heritage and tradition, stories that are poingiant, sometimes angry...but always powerful and demanding to be told. Each piece speaks it's own truth and Challenger is the vessel that paints that truth.
Title: Brings Down Thunder
Size: 30" x 30"
Edition Size: Artist Hand Signed and numbered Limted Edition to 50. COA included.
Medium: Fine Art Canvas Giclee
About the Artist: JD Challenger was born in Oklahoma with a creative fire that first began to smolder as a very young child, becoming a wildfire by the time he reached his teens. This creative energy was expressed thru art and music and even though he never received actual training in either, these talents flourished. While growing up in OK challenger was especially close to his "step"-grandfather, a full blood Chocktaw, who first introduced the young Jd to the culture and spirit of the native american people. It was this relationship that would profoundly influence the direction of his life. He modestly declines credit for his remarkable creative gifts and says "the thing I do best is paint. I look at it as 'not me' doing it, I'm just the instrument...The Creator, the brush, the paint and then me." Jd Challenger paints the stories of a people rich in heritage and tradition, stories that are poingiant, sometimes angry...but always powerful and demanding to be told. Each piece speaks it's own truth and Challenger is the vessel that paints that truth.
