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Jeaneen Barnhart is dedicated to the art of drawing - creating works with an expressive classic style and delicate attention to detail. Her equine and figure drawings are to be considered her signature works. Collectors and commissions include: Brown-Forman, Clarendon Flavors, GE, Papa John's, Ralph Lauren, University of Kentucky, and Valor Farm. Her artwork has graced the sets of TV shows and movies in Cinema, Lifetime, Hallmark, HBO, and ABC. Jeaneen was licensed to create an ongoing collection of powerful drawings depicting 1973 Triple Crown champion Secretariat. Her art is featured on the Maker's Mark/Keeneland Commemorative Bottle label for the Permanently Disabled Jockey Fund, label for Harkness Vineyard's Big Red Wine, two labels for Equues Run Vineyards, and recently released the artwork used for DeHart Whiskey Bottle.
A Florida native, Jeaneen started painting at an early age along with her twin sister, Doreen. After receiving her BFA from Alfred University in NY, she joined her sister in Louisville, KY where they both reside. They have partnered on several projects together including the 2010 Kentucky Derby Commemorative Bottle for Woodford Reserve, five Kentucky Derby Festival Posters, and two St. James Court Art Show posters. Charitable Event collaborations include the American Red Cross, Susan G. Komen, and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Most recently she was selected as the 2024 artist for the Windsor Charity Polo Cup in Vero Beach, FL.
Beautiful Rampage
The Golfer
Sweetest Hangover II
Rainy Day Babe 3
Shall We Dance
Secretariat Poster
Majestic in Hue
Race Study
Loose Control
In the Moment
Intense Challenge
Gentle Ride
Full Stride I
Full Stride I
Early Flight
Bourbon Lineup
Bourbon Babe
Bound for Glory
Bar Babe
Beautiful Reflection
Jaime paints equine themed works in oil. She accepts commissions. You can also see her work at New Editions gallery in Lexington. Her posters are available on secretariat.com and images are on boxes of chocolate at harborsweets.com.
Jaime is an equine artist based in Pine Mountain, Kentucky. Her art is inspired and refined by her own experience with horses. She has been drawing horses since she can remember and riding every since she could talk her parents into it. Jaime's art evolved from doing portraits of friends' horses for fun to a full time career of commissioned portraits and original compositions.
She received her undergraduate degree from Bellarmine University and her Master of Fine Arts from University of Kentucky. Jaime taught at Bellarmine University, before returning to her home in Pine Mountain where she accepted a teaching position at the Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College.
Her primary areas of expertise are thoroughbred racing, dressage, and eventing, but she loves to work with horses of all shapes and sizes.
Louisville based Artist/Illustrator
Susan has been working as an Artist/Illustrator for over 30 years. Growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area, Susan attended art school to pursue a career working as a graphic designer and illustrator. Many of those years were spent illustrating botanicals, and creating package designs for a large wholesale nursery.
Now based in Louisville, Susan is focused on her dream of being an independent artist. That dream began 10 years ago when she and her husband moved to Louisville, KY. Susan’s art is largely inspired by her avid interest in animals, flora, and fauna. She has a strong sense of design and color from her graphic art background. She also finds inspiration from the Art and Craft Movement, Primitive Outsider art, and Japanese art.
Susan accepts commissions.
Evanescence of Emerald
Up at Dusk
Primula
Lost
Winter Birding
Coming and Going
Spotted a Plot
Pomegranate Delight
Brambles
Big Cat
Bob paints primarily landscapes in watercolor, but also used oils, and digital media. He is always trying new things because likes to avoid notions that oils, watercolors, or any medium should be used in just one way.
David paints a variety of themes in a variety of media. He accepts commissions and teaches workshops.
He considers himself a contemporary realist using a variety of media and technical approaches.