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Ray
Sevilla
Ray
Sevilla is a native Californian who grew up in Claremont, California.
His first art influences were Millard Sheets, Betty Davenport Ford, and
Milford Zornes. More »
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Orcas
by Ray Sevilla
16" x 20"
Acrylic
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Beaver
Meadow
by Ray Sevilla
12" x 24"
Acrylic
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His
formal interest in wildlife art was enhanced in 1984 in Big Timber, Montana
while attending a workshop with Robert Bateman. He spent a week learning
from this master.
Ray's
art training includes workshops with Jack Hines, Jessica Zemsky, and seminars
with Mario Fernandez. He also has received formal training at Mt. San
Antonio College, The Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, and private
lessons.
Ray
has also attended recent workshops with internationally known artist Lee
Kromshroeder.
Ray
has benefited as an artist, having had Earl Cacho, Mario Fernandez, Robert
Bateman, and Robert Cowel critiqued his work. He is currently studying
with nationally recognized artist Kirk Miller.
His
favorite mediums include acrylics and watercolors, which he uses on paper,
canvas, and masonite board. He is a member of the Southern California
Wildlife Artist Association.
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