Our Galleries...
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Dragging the Circle Puzzle!
New: Puzzle of the Dragging the Circle, is now available! This high quality 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle is made in the USA by SunsOut, Inc. This is our second puzzle in the series, joining our previous 500 piece puzzle of the Castle of Imagination. View the brand new 1000 piece puzzle of Dragging the Circle and order your puzzle or print today!
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Moments to Remember Gallery
Take a trip back in time to the fifties. Each painting in this series depicts a specific day of life as it was in the fifties. There are fifteen paintings in this series, with more to come. while the paintings are not for sale, high quality "100 year" signed & numbered prints are available of each painting. Goin' Steady, my latest painting depicting the Circle Drive-In Theatre is now finished! View Goin' Steady and order your signed & numbered print today!
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Landscape Paintings Gallery
Two new landscape paintings are now online. Both originals and prints are available of Cross of Remembrance and Day Off.
Also view scenes of the "Big Thicket," the Gulf Coast and the surrounding area where Randy and his family have lived for most of their lives.
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Pen & Ink Drawings
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All Slide Shows!
These slide shows tell about our works in progress. The slide shows also include photos of the buildings and classic cars used in researching paintings.
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Artist Biography
These drawings use exacting detail to showcase local historical landmarks such as area high schools, some of which no longer exist.
Behind the Scenes...
Current Work: The Circle Drive-In Theatre
It is finished! View the slideshow of the work on the Circle Drive-In! See the actual preliminary drawings and the models used to help create the painting. (Audio commentary from the artist is now online.) If you have any particular recollections about the Circle Drive-in, I would love to hear your story. Just e-mail me. The time I have selected for this painting is the summer of '57. If you grew up in the 50's in Beaumont, you will recall the "clown" mural. It was apparently painted in 1954. On June 13th of that year, the theatre had it's "grand re-opening" with it's new wide screen. Claude Ezell was the owner, along with W.G. Underwood. Together they owned several theatres in Texas and had the same artist paint similar circus themes on many of them.
Randy Welborn shares some details about his paintings in his biography.
All of these prints are made on high quality, fade-resistant photographic paper and will not fade like offset lithographs. Prints are available in 8x10" size for $29.95 and 16x20" size for $64.95 (plus shipping & handling). You may purchase prints online using your credit card through our secure affiliation with PayPal. Click the thumbnails in the left frame to view the prints, then click one of the purchase buttons which appears under the larger image.
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All Images Copyright © 2006 Randy Welborn Studio.
All Rights Reserved. Last revised: Feb 23, 2006
