Ken Schmidt has been creating original artwork for over 25 years.  The past 15 years, he has traditionally opened his home and studio for a summer afternoon for an Open House, which quickly became the highlight of the year for both Ken & his collectors.  This year, Ken has decided to focus his time primarily on building hot rods, his other life passion, and is semi-retiring from creating artwork.   As thanks to all of his dedicated collectors and friends, Lone Feather Studio is offering any print or framed piece during the month of July at 50% off.  Please contact Lone Feather Studio, and we will be happy to help or answer questions.

We invite you to browse the site and enjoy the many different pieces that Ken has created through the years.  

 

 




Ken Schmidt is a full-time artist from upstate New York. Working mainly in watercolors and pencil, Ken has developed his own unique style portraying the Native American, the mountain man, and the cowboy. Ken travels the country photographing live models and scenery which he uses as the subjects and settings for his paintings and drawings.

Ken's work has been featured on the covers of nationally known magazines such as "Art of the West", "Midwest Art", and "Wild West." Recently, his artwork has captured a more international audience, and has been shown in Europe.

Ken's personal attention to detail and realism breathe life into his paintings allowing collectors to feel and experience the rugged existence which his subjects have endured. "When I paint, I'm communicating with the subjects, putting their thoughts into the portrait. It's almost like they're telling me what they've done in their lives. I get lost, drawn into the paintings, just like I hope people who look at them do."

Ken's works are represented by Lone Feather Press.



All images Copyright 2010 Ken Schmidt.
Please DO NOT reproduce without written consent from the artist.

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134 Brightman Road, Mechanicville, NY 12118
518-587-4803
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