Life on The Farm 300 Piece Abraham Hunter Jigsaw Puzzle

Abraham Hunter said that he first began to realize the talent he had at 12 years old. At 14, he began to really commit to his art. With no wildlife artists in his home area, and no family members with artistic gifts, Abraham had no choice but to teach himself. He works in oil, acrylic and occasionally watercolor and strives for extreme photorealism most of the time because he feels it properly honors nature by showing all the intricate details. Abraham often portrays somewhat utopia-like scenes because he likes to image living in a world lacking the intense drama of life and he wants his viewers to have an opportunity to experience that as well. He says that if there is one thing I ant to capture in my work and be able to share with my collectors, it would be the awe I have for the abundance and beauty of God’s marvelous creation. When someone looks at my paintings, I want them to feel as if they are right there witnessing first-hand what the scene is depicting. I want them to feel the peace, comfort and joy that I experience when I’m studying the outdoors.