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176 Blue Cyclists Peleton, Heather Blanton

Original acrylic and chalk paints combine to make this new cyclist painting by Heather Blanton. She has created a new sports themed line of paintings that are chronologically numbered as they are produced making it a sure investment.

#56 Zen Marathon, Heather Blanton

Heather Blanton has been a professional artist for over 13 years. Her bio and list of corporate clients can be found on her website www.heatherblanton.com. This piece is a heavy texture warm silver colored piece that is painted on 2.5" cradled birch panels. It is wired and ready to hang. Each piece is numbered chronologically as she completes them and come with a certificate of authenticity.

#333 "BLACK, WHITE AND GRAY SKIERS", Heather Blanton

Heather Blanton is a self taught acrylic painter specializing in energetic, fun sports scenes. Her work is numbered chronologically as she completes. Heather has been a full time artist since 2003, ranging in styles from manipulated Polaroids to acrylic street scenes and for the past 3 and a half years, Sports. Her detailed Corporate Client list and show history can be seen on her website www.heatherblanton.com. The work looks even better in person and she is often told that the energy can be felt when viewing the piece live.

#388 "Let's GO!", Heather Blanton

Known for her fun acrylic works depicting the art of motion while celebrating competition and the human spirit, Heather Blanton is an American painter and photographer living and working in St. Augustine, Florida. Her latest series, “Sports,” depicts a wide range of subjects from colorful cyclists peddling toward the finish line to hundreds of marathon runners racing to glory. Born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1973, Blanton studied art at the University of North Florida and The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She spent three years living in New York City exploring hand-manipulated and distressed Polaroid SX-70 film images. As analog film teetered on the edge of extinction, Blanton turned to fine art painting as her next medium. Today she has created hundreds of large and small sports paintings influenced by Abstract Expressionism and conflicted by a blend of animation and whimsy. “My works are focused on the energy of the race,” Blanton explains of her “Sports” series. “They are easily distinguishable by compositional elements of color and form. By creating dialog between the viewer and the subject matter, this series is a cohesive collection of flat images with a chaotic, pattern-like style where the lines and negative spaces are almost as important as the subject matter.” A professional artist since 2004, Blanton has successfully shown in nearly 50 exhibitions and her work can be found in public and private collections around the globe from Amsterdam and Atlanta to Manhattan and Miami. She has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets and continues to work as the conduit to capture her client’s passions of skiing, cycling, golfing, triathlons, and everything in between.

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336 3 Sideview Cyclists Race, Heather Blanton

This small piece is packed with big energy. Three rows of sideview cyclists competing in this textured abstract background utilizing neutrals and blues.

#481_Cyclists Triangle, Heather Blanton

Artist Statement “My work is energy made manifest. The human spirit thriving on excellence only brought through competition. They are celebrations of the humans spirit and the will to win.” Biography Known for her graphite and acrylic works depicting the art of motion while celebrating competition and the human spirit, Heather Blanton is an American painter and photographer living and working in St. Augustine, Florida. Her latest series, “Sports,” depicts a wide range of subjects from golfers in mid-swing to cyclists peddling toward the finish line to hundreds of marathon runners racing to glory. Born in Jacksonville, Fla. in 1973, Blanton studied art at the University of North Florida and The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She spent three years living in New York City exploring hand-manipulated and distressed Polaroid SX-70 film images. As analog film teetered on the edge of extinction, Blanton turned to fine art painting as her next medium. Today she has created hundreds of large and small sports paintings influenced by Abstract Expressionism and conflicted by a blend of animation and whimsy. “My works are focused on the energy of the race,” Blanton explains of her “Sports” series. “They are easily distinguishable by compositional elements of color and form. By creating dialog between the viewer and the subject matter, this series is a cohesive collection of flat images with a chaotic, pattern-like style where the lines and negative spaces are almost as important as the subject matter.” A professional artist since 2004, Blanton has successfully shown in nearly 50 exhibitions and her work can be found in public and private collections around the globe from Amsterdam and Atlanta to Manhattan and Miami. She has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets and continues to work as the conduit to capture her client’s passions of skiing, cycling, golfing, horse racing, and everything in between.

#468_MINIMAL CYCLIST RACE IN BLUES, Heather Blanton

Known for her fun acrylic works depicting the art of motion while celebrating competition and the human spirit, Heather Blanton is an American painter and photographer living and working in St. Augustine, Florida. Her latest series, “Sports,” depicts a wide range of subjects from colorful cyclists peddling toward the finish line to hundreds of marathon runners racing to glory. Born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1973, Blanton studied art at the University of North Florida and The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. She spent three years living in New York City exploring hand-manipulated and distressed Polaroid SX-70 film images. As analog film teetered on the edge of extinction, Blanton turned to fine art painting as her next medium. Today she has created hundreds of large and small sports paintings influenced by Abstract Expressionism and conflicted by a blend of animation and whimsy. “My works are focused on the energy of the race,” Blanton explains of her “Sports” series. “They are easily distinguishable by compositional elements of color and form. By creating dialog between the viewer and the subject matter, this series is a cohesive collection of flat images with a chaotic, pattern-like style where the lines and negative spaces are almost as important as the subject matter.” A professional artist since 2004, Blanton has successfully shown in nearly 50 exhibitions and her work can be found in public and private collections around the globe from Amsterdam and Atlanta to Manhattan and Miami. She has been featured in numerous publications and media outlets and continues to work as the conduit to capture her client’s passions of skiing, cycling, golfing, triathlons, and everything in between.