Lizzie and Troy
Backstory Troy, aka “Ambassador” is Lizzie’s first horse. She and Troy were meant to find each other and thanks to
Psalm 57:7 O God, my heart is fixed: I will sing and give praise.
Art by Los Angeles based artist, Lahle Wolfe.
Backstory Troy, aka “Ambassador” is Lizzie’s first horse. She and Troy were meant to find each other and thanks to
For a Christmas present for my beautiful daughter, Rachel, I painted a picture of her kind, but insatiably curious horse, Andy. … Continue…Andy
Hunter is our trainer, Anee’s, dog. She rescued him when he was still a little thing and he appears to be part coyote. She’s sweet; he’s sweet. Hunter is one of those perfect dogs that we all wish our own dogs could be more like. … Continue…Hunter
“Untitled” (Horse And Rider) Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, May 10, 2003 Watercolor. After seeing this painting of a horse and Native American rider, I asked Sophia if she would be interested in illustrating a book for children. She declined, saying to have to paint rather than being inspired to paint, would ruin the fun. … Continue…Untitled (Horse And Rider)
Birch Trees — Marker and Sepia India Ink, December 27, 2004. I am a weather junky. I love spring, summer, fall, and winter. Especially winter. Bare trees get me going, thinking about spring and rebirth. I love seeing the structures of the trees that are hidden by their summer leaves. The shapes, twists, colors — especially after a rain when the wood turns darker and the earthy colors come in trunks and branches come alive. Source: Photography by James Dickens, 2003 … Continue…Birch Trees
“Charlie” By Lizzie Ehrlich, August 15, 2013 Ink Drawing
Crackers is a special horse with a special story. He suffered a near catastrophic injury and it was thought he would not recover. His owner decided to give this kindhearted horse a chance and turned him out to pasture in hopes he would at least live out his days in peace. One day, long after his injury, his owner saw Crackers trotting outside her window. Nothing short or miraculous, she wanted him to have love and leased him to another woman, Kathy, who had her own heartache to heal from. Together, Crackers and Kathy thrived and enjoyed many happy times together until it was time to let him retire. … Continue…Crackers
Backstory I was bored; there was a fork on my desk: I painted it. My husband thought this was one
Backstory Watercolor of a friend, and fabulous groom, Ramiro. The horse is Andy, Rachel, my oldest daughter’s trusty steed.
Lion, by Lahle. Watercolor, felt tip, ink pen. … Continue…Lion
Stoned Blue, by Lahle. Watercolor abstract. … Continue…Stoned Blue
Jarred lightening, pencil sketch. … Continue…Jarred Lightening
Abstract watercolor painting of an Iris. … Continue…Iris
Chris Cervantes and his horse, Dakota. By Lahle, India Ink, Watercolor. … Continue…Chris and Dakota
India ink drawing of a model I saw in a magazine ad. … Continue…Valerie
Backstory I wanted to draw or paint something, but was feeling lazy so what began as an idea for a
Backstory I think I saw a painting in a book that sparked my imagination for this painting. I did
Backstory I saw a similar picture an art book that said to paint this for practice, and so, I did.
“Pleasure” Painting by Sophia Ehrlich, May 2006, Watercolor. This is the last painting Sophia finished before she passed away. She had started one more, a black horse running, but was not able to finish it. Pleasure was supposed to be a study in color but the entire painting is wonderful. No one would know Sophia was just playing with her paints. The end result looks like a masterpiece to me. … Continue…Pleasure
“Paso Fino!” February 2006 Watercolor by Sophia Ehrlich. Sophia loved horses and even had her own horse, Foxy Jane, when she lived in Reno. I think Sophia loved horses for their beauty, power and grace, but as I study her horse paintings I see a common theme: All her horse paintings have some magical quality about them. … Continue…Paso Fino