Carrie L. Lewis, Artist

Horse Art Gallery

Greetings and welcome to Carrie’s horse art gallery.

She has been painting and drawing horses since childhood. She has created life-like portraits for clients all over the United States and in other countries.

All of the colored pencil artwork featured in this gallery is created using the best colored pencil practices of careful layering and blending. She uses lightfast colors and high-quality archival drawing papers.

Prices are for unframed artwork. Custom framing is available upon request. Contact Carrie for more information.

Horse Art Gallery - Horses in the Landscape
AFTERNOON GRAZE ~ 10″ x 8″ Colored Pencil on Bristol, $495 Unframed
ALL HEART ~ 11″ x 14″ Colored Pencil on mat board, $600 Unframed
BAY PINTO IN WESTERN ~ 7″ x 5″ Colored Pencil on Pastelmat, $330 unframed
Horse Art Gallery - Horse Portraits
BLACK TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE II ~ 10″ x 8″ Colored Pencil on paper, $495 Unframed
BLIZZARD BABE ~ 14″ x 11″ Colored Pencil on mat board, $600 Unframed
GREEN PASTURES ~ 5″ x 3.75″ Colored Pencil on paper, $245 unframed
PASTURE PATRIARCH ~ 8″ x 6″ Colored Pencil on Pastelmat, $385 unframed
PORTRAIT OF A BAY QUARTER HORSE ~ 8″ x 10″ Colored Pencil & India Ink on Bristol, $495 Unframed
MERCURY: PORTRAIT OF A BLUE ROAN ~ 9″ x 12″ Colored Pencil on Pastelmat, Private Collection
PORTRAIT OF A PALOMINO FILLY ~ 10″ x 8″ Colored Pencil on paper, $495 Unframed

Would You Like a Portrait of Your Horse Captured in Colored Pencil?

Carrie is also available to create your own work of art featuring your horse or other animal. Contact Carrie to discuss your ideal colored pencil horse portrait!

Carrie also has other works available, but not featured in this Horse Art Gallery. For landscape artwork, visit the Landscape Art Gallery. Also visit the Cat and Dog Gallery to see Carrie’s pet portraits.

About Carrie L. Lewis: Carrie has been painting and drawing for over 50 years. She sold her first horse portrait at the age of seventeen and has been creating beautifully detailed portraits of horses for clients all over the United States ever since. In the late 1990s, Carrie began doing more colored pencil work, which is now her primary medium. Her favorite subjects are still horses, but she now also draws landscapes. She is a current member of the Colored Pencil Society of America, and publishes the monthly e-zine for colored pencil artists, CP Magic!

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