Daniel Keys: Lilies, Tulips and StockDaniel is young, enthusiastic, energetic and extraordinarily talented. For those of you who not familiar with him, he was recently featured on the front cover of Art of the West along with a lengthy, associated article, and an outstanding article in Southwest Art. I'm sure that most of you know that these "western" magazines specialize in Western Art, so for them to feature Daniel's still life painting is a great compliment to the quality of his

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Tim will take you through the entire process of painting a major gallery piece

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