Moyers, Terri Kelly

Terri Kelly Moyers is an ardent advocate of plein air painting. She is convinced that working out of doors directly from the scene is the finest means of growing as a painter, learning to see and interpret the ever-changing atmosphere and light. She says, "I put things down I think are beautiful and that move me. I want to share what I see with other people and help them have the same pleasure I have. Fifty artists could set up in front of the same scene, and they each would paint different pictures. Each person interprets and edits things in a different way, infusing his or her work with a different quality or emotion."
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Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Published online courtesy of MaryJanesFarm, Road Trip, June-July, 2012

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John and Terri Kelly Moyers: Painter's Paradise

John and Terri Kelly Moyers: Painter's Paradise

Courtesy Western Art Collector, March 2017

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Terri Kelly Moyers captures the American West

Terri Kelly Moyers captures the American West

Published online with permission of Art of the West magazine

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Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Published online courtesy of MaryJanesFarm, Road Trip, June-July, 2012

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John and Terri Kelly Moyers: Painter's Paradise

John and Terri Kelly Moyers: Painter's Paradise

Courtesy Western Art Collector, March 2017

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Terri Kelly Moyers captures the American West

Terri Kelly Moyers captures the American West

Published online with permission of Art of the West magazine

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Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Terri Kelly Moyers: Painting the West

Published online courtesy of MaryJanesFarm, Road Trip, June-July, 2012

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Artist Terri Kelly Moyers shares her life story, Epi 45 host Dr. Mark Sublette

Artist Terri Kelly Moyers shares her life story, Epi 45 host Dr. Mark Sublette

Terri discusses trying to survive to support herself as an artist in the 1980's and being rejected for membership in the Cowboy Artists of America and the hardship of being a woman artist. Terri Kelly Moyers also believes she has been fortunate to be able to study with a number of fine artists, including Robert Lougheed, Bob Kuhn, Kenneth Riley and Howard Terpning.