News from Cow Art and More

July 2009

Welcome to Cow Art and More

Greetings!

Enjoy our monthly newsletter as a way to keep up with the latest art and news from Cow Art and More.

Farm girl, artist, and dairy nutrition student Laurie Winkelman is the featured artist for the month at Cow Art and More. Laurie grew up on her parents' dairy farm in Wisconsin and continues to help out with their Holstein and Brown Swiss operation. Laurie's drawing "Curiosity" was recently featured on the cover of the Brown Swiss Bulletin, the official magazine for the Brown Swiss breed.

Read more about Laurie's biography.

To see Laurie's drawing, "Curiosity," visit our specials page.

How did you get started?

Click here to read Laurie's answer on the Cow Art and More blog.

New Paintings

Cow Art and More has added a new oil painter to its ranks. Deborah Grayson Lincoln paints one-of-a-kind pieces from her beef ranch in Texas. She is represented by galleries across the country and has won awards for her work.

Watercolor and oil painter Valerie D'Ortona has recently added two more original watercolor paintings to her collection.

Both artists will have these paintings plus their other new work featured in our new products section for the next month.

Picture credits:
Above Left: "Blue", oil on canvas
Above Right: "Sea Sun", watercolor on paper

You asked for it!

Cow Art and More now offers a seven day RETURN POLICY on any art purchase for any reason. Simply contact us via phone or email within seven days of receiving your purchase and get instructions on how to return your art. Art purchases between seven and thirty days of receipt can continue to be returned for store credit.

Read more about the Cow Art and More returns and exchange policy.

Issue: 6

In This Issue

July featured artist

New Art

Recipe of the Month

Helpful Hints

July's recipe

A favorite at my house for dessert anytime!

Not yo' mama's banana pudding, as perfected by Food Network personality Paula Deen

Protecting wall art from the elements

Insight from guest author Carol Chua

After you've spent precious time and resources building up an art collection, it
would be a shame to have its value depreciate because of a lack if knowledge of
proper care and conservation for works of art. Some aging is natural and acceptable to a certain degree, but deterioration or damage due to negligence is not, especially when it can be avoided.

Click here to read the rest of the article

We are committed to providing you the best in a complete line of agricultural themed art available for purchase, and as always, outstanding personal service. If you have any questions about any of our artists or their art, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Kathy Swift

Cow Art and More
www.cowartandmore.com
Phone: 888-613-6019
Email: info@cowartandmore.com

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