Randee Fox: The Artist

Artworks by Randee Fox

Artist Statement

As an artist with a background in figurative life drawing, graphic journalism, design and illustration, I love to tell an open-ended visual story. Using drawing, collage, painting, found objects assemblage and encaustic, I create allegorical works that may open doors to self-reflection and discovery of pathways to a deeper part of the creative visual mind.

Fascinated with the aesthetics of motion and rhythm, I often create works from my own experience as a long-time dancer and equestrian, incorporating the relationship

of humans and horses in movement.

I have enjoyed a rewarding career in the arts, spanning over 40 years, where I have been blessed with magnificent opportunities as fine artist, graphic designer,

illustrator and college adjunct arts professor.

As artist and teacher, I seek to ‘give back’ and enjoy encouraging others to find joy and meaning through art appreciation and in creative self-expression through art making.

Though I most often make art alone, I have succeeded nothing alone – having been surrounded by a loving, supportive village of family, dear friends and positive arts communities.

Of this I am very grateful.

My professional resume

(click on image of the art to see it at a larger size)

Photo by Anne Staveley

If you are interested in learning more

please email me at randeefox@gmail.com

Wood, Cloth and Encaustic Assemblage figures

"The Family" Mixed media assemblage figures
$2500 for all

"Birch Shaman" Mixed media assemblage figure
$1200

"Centauress" and "Mouthless Clown" Mixed media assemblage figures
$300 each

"Tree Rabbi" Mixed media assemblage figure
$1000

The Animal Totem Series

"Conception of Hope" Mixed medium on panel $1200 (sold)
RS Fox ©2017

"Of Thought and Flight" Mixed medium on panel $1200
RS Fox ©2017

"Serpent's Truth" Mixed medium on panel $1200 (sold)
RS Fox ©2017

The Journey to Lost and Found

"Bee Shaman's Dream" Acrylic on panel (Artist's private collection)
RS Fox ©2017

Photo by Anne Staveley

Paintings, drawings, illustrations

From my sketchbook and personal journals

Sketches from the Santa Fe Plaza done on September 18, 2016 while on a bench under a shade tree: A cowboy with white hair, beard, glasses and a ten-gallon hat sat on the street curb with his back to me, peacefully reading the Sunday paper - giving me the perfect model to draw. I worked on four poses as he changed his position. Sometimes he would gaze out, as if to ponder what he had just read - or maybe simply enjoying the warmth of the sun on his back. After about 90 minutes he gathered his paper, got up and left. I never saw his face. But certainly got a sense of his gentle spirit.

"Blind Truth" from my journal

Journal painting

A sketchbook drawing in honor or "Satchmo" our 12 year old cat
who was taken by coyotes.
The next night, after he was taken, the coyotes called which woke me up. I went out to yell at them and looked up to see Aurora Borealis in the northern sky.
It was a gift he left me with.

Journal mixed medium collage

Journal mixed medium collage

Sketchbook drawing

A drawing from my sketchbook about "leading a horse from behind",
a Liberty Horse Training method I learned from trainers,
Robin Gates and Carolyn Resnick.

(Sold)

This acrylic/pastel drawing/painting was inspired by a cattle drive I went on. This is the wrangler, Jesse and his Blue Hearler cattle dog.
$1500

$1500

This illustration was commissioned by "America's Horse Magazine" and accompanied a story I wrote about the creator of Centered Riding, Sally Swift. I wrote the story a month before she died. It appeared in the magazine right after her death.

The Science of Silence - encaustic series