Title: Texas Longhorn
Size: 24x20"/60x50cm
Format: Oil On Canvas(unstretched)

This original painting was produced, and copyrights are held by Folkculture Studio. Usage of this image, in any form, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent of Folkculture Studio.

This is a real hand painted oil painting. Certificate of authenticity will be included in the purchasing of this painting. The certificate is signed by the artist. 

If you would like to get this painting gallery wrapped/ready to hang, order the stretching service from our store. It cost extra $55

We can also paint this painting in other sizes

Ship via Post from Hong Kong with shipping time takes around 2-3 weeks.

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We also do commission painting that paint from photo or paint other masterpieces, and here is the process
1. Send us the photo(and we will reply with the painting size suggestion and price)
2. If price agreed, we would create a listing of the down payment(30%) before the painting creation.
3. Artwork for your Approval once is completed(and is subject to revise)
4. Painting lead time is around 1-2 weeks.

This store(Folkculture) has been selling hand painted oil painting on ebay since 2009 with almost 6400 positive feedbacks.
Folkculture© is one of the leading studios that provides oil painting of  creation,uniqueness and handcraft. We have been supplied paintings to  the galleries in Britain,France and USA since 1997. This studio was  found in 2007 when we decided to paint and sell ourself through  Internet. Over the years, Folkculture has gained positive reputation in  United States, United Kingdom, Australia,Canada(70% of the oil paintings sold in these 4 countries, but amazingly enough,1/400 of the Malta  families bought paintings from Folkculture Gallery-online in 2013).  There are 6 artists in the studio and we mainly paint Impressionist  animal painting, palette knife city-scene painting, repro painting of  masterpieces and commission painting.

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This is all about How I began the studio

I enjoy drawing and I have always made it my interests since the earliest memory. At 3 years old, I saw a train for a first time and I made a  train drawing on the wall right away. The "train" was engraved on the  wall till we moved to a city. The story of this "train" is always the  cozy topic in the family. And later on, became the cozy topic between my daughter and me. I can not remember how I began to draw with the  pencil, how I completed the huge project at such a kid age(my daddy  still remember clearly it was about 6 meters long).

The train  drawing was just the beginning. Soon our home was decorated with my  "art" on the wall. Tractor,bicycle, boat, pig, duck, cat, anything you  name it, could be found at our home. I am grateful my parents didn't  blame me of damaging the wall with my naive art. My daddy worked in a  rice-processing mill which became my own studio in the end. I drew a  crane when I saw it on the way, and drew a big bird when an adult told  me a story of a monster bird. You could imagine how happy it is for me  to draw and paint anything on the wall in the dust-permeated room. It  let my idea flew with the picture.

Then I went to primary school and we were taught how to write Chinese words. I was so impressed by  the Chinese written words. To me, the words itself was the most  beautiful art of the human civilization. I was supposed to memorize the  meaning of each Chinese word, Instead, I was trying to write each word  to look nicer. Later on, I began to learn Chinese Calligraphy and  Chinese painting in brush pen.It helped a lot to my oil painting career  because many of my oil paintings has Asian element.In the primary  school,I was dreaming of becoming an painting artist, while most of my  classmates wanted to be the scientist, inventor or policeman.

As a fine art major in college, I received comprehensive oil painting  training with supportive effort from college art campaign. I primarily  studied the impressionistic art and of course Claude Monet's art is my  favorite in the copy learning and my style was hugely influenced by  Monet's copies I practiced everyday in college. Later on, I was so  enjoyed by the thick brush stroke texture that I began to learn to  create and paint other subjects in impressionistic style. As the junior  in college,I could paint and sell paintings to support my schooling and  didn’t need to cut budget on material spending(paints, canvas, brush). I appreciated a businessman bought a lot of my paintings and resold in  French. Therefore,Most of my early oil paintings should be found in  French (if the painting owners didn't throw it away).

In 2000,I  joined a gallery in Hong Kong and painted in that studio for 6 years. I  mainly created trendy art and presented it to Fair worldwide. Meanwhile I also visited lots of art exhibitions. The exchange with other artists  and the learning from other new art infused me new blood in my art.

I quit my decent job in the Hong Kong gallery as my art can not fully  created and presented in my way. Art aesthete is rather personal. I  could not paint only for the exhibition guests. With no agent and  promoter, I had to meditate my future of selling my art to direct  customers. To be honest, I was struggling to reach my art out to foreign customers(my art is more popular in Northern America, UK, France and  Australia). The utilities in Hong Kong is quite a burden,it only made my ends meet.

On one occasion in 2006, I noticed an e-commence  called ebay and the idea of selling art through internet is brilliant  and indeed it is a place where we get most of our customers(of course I  can not paint that many paintings, in 2009 I found this studio with  other 5 artists and we all paint and sell on this ebaystore)