Kat Houseman
Bellingham WA
Archive
Kinglet Welcoming the Day
12″ x 12″ – oil – sold
A Wren Needing a Change
12″ x 12″ – oil – sold
Little Wren in a Big World
30″ x 24″ – oil – sold
Humming Bird of the Rufous Kind
24″ x 24″ – oil – sold
Fox
10″ x 10″ – oil – sold
Coastal Friend
10″ x 10″ – oil – sold
On the Move
30″ x 40″ – oil – sold
A Glorious Lark
20″ x 16″ – oil – sold
Big Sky Mountain Goat
40″ x 30″ – oil – sold
Optimistic Raven
36″ x 24″ – Oil – sold
Summer Bear
40″ x 30″ – Oil – sold
Young Raven
24″ x 20″ – Oil – sold
Early Winter – Rabbit
11″ x 14″ – Oil – sold
Goat on the Rocks
36″ x 36″ – Oil – sold
Meadowlark
8″ x 6″ – Oil – sold
Angus
10″ x 10″ – Oil – sold
Grizzly Bear
8″ x 8″ – Oil – sold
Red Sun Sparrow
12″ x 12″ – Oil – sold
Chatterbox
6″ x 6″ – Oil – sold
Red Sun Robin
12″ x 12″ – Oil – sold
Red Sun Flicker
12″ x 16″ – Oil – sold
The Hare
6″ x 6″ – Oil – sold
Fluffed Raven
6″ x 6″ – Oil – sold
Red Sun Woodpecker
12″ x 8″ – Oil – sold
Cow Pony
6″ x 6″ – Oil – sold
Red Sun Wren
12″ x 12″ – Oil – sold
Kat Houseman
Kat Houseman is currently living and working out of Bellingham, WA. She grew up with a passion for wildlife and western art, after frequent visits to the CM Russell Museum and Auction. In 2005 she received her BFA in Fine Arts from MSU Bozeman. While studying contemporary art in college her personal work began to evolve; birds became a common subject, colors became brighter and bolder, and brush strokes looser. She then relocated to the Pacific Northwest, spending six years in Bellingham, WA. There Kat had the chance to study shore birds and the various ocean mammals. Working in oil, Kat “allows the paint to be paint” with drips, washes and some build up. She works strictly in the Alla Prima style and only produces original one-of-a-kind paintings. Her work can be found throughout the western half of the US, in galleries and private collections. Kat is represented in Montana by Frame of Reference Fine Art in Whitefish.