Welcome to the heART
of
KOTAH MOON
The emphasis of
our site is to present the art of Kotah Moon which is created through spiritual and intuitive guidance. Subject matter ranges
from spiritual and celestial to fantasy and nature but certainly is not limited to any single category. Each piece has its
own personality and history. Pieces are made from 100% recycled metals which can be as common as a 55 gallon drum lid
or as obscure as the hood from a 1929 model A Ford. Pieces are not painted, in most cases they retain the coatings they
are found with. Each piece is individual. Though some designs are similar, each has it's own energy and uniqueness.
CourtesyArtFairInsiders--Current
available art
Ok, if you've
looked around you've figured out that this isn't your usual artist site. I don't have a fancy shopping cart set
up with an inventory of art pieces for sale and I don't have a page with all my degrees and awards listed on it, and it
doesn't look like you've stepped into a stuffy art gallery.
I don't have any degrees to post, I have only the talents that God has blessed me with and as for awards... well I have
received more than a handful over the past few years but I usually take out any cash award and the ribbon or plaque ends up
in some child's hands or left behind. I know a few artists that tend to get obsessed with the awards and forget how they
got to that point to begin with. For the most part my rewards come from the hearts of those who appreciate my work the most,
those who venture out each weekend and come to my booth and buy or just look and enjoy.
My beautiful wife and I take my art on the road most weekends to YOU the people and we can be found at art shows of any size
from Chicago to Atlanta and St. Louis to Cleveland. This is where most of my art is sold so it's hard to keep an inventory
on line. We enjoy getting to meet all the wonderful people that make their way into our booth. It's nice to bring something
different to people and communities that may not have had the chance to see and touch art up close and to meet and talk with
the artist that created it. Most people who visit my booth leave with more than just a piece of art, they leave with some
of the energy God has given me, they leave with a story, and they leave wanting to share this experience with others.
This doesn't mean we don't sell art online, it just means it's a different process. There are lots of photos from
work past and present and a online shopping page with BuyItNow buttons in various amounts. If you look through the galleries
and find a piece that fits your home, your life, a gift, or you have a completely different idea in mind, you should then
email me and express to me the piece you want and we'll talk about where you want to put it or the type of person if you're
buying it as a gift. I would then give you a price for making a piece especially for you and you would use the shop online
page to pay for your piece of art.
This may seem
like a lot to take in but I feel I have been blessed to have the life I have and to be making art that makes me happy and
I want to be able to share this with everyone. I try to have very affordable art to fit every ones budget, I haven't raised
my prices the for the last 3 years, and as most of my customers already know, I work with people who want a larger piece of
art and don't have room in their budget at the moment. I am glad you've taken time to read through this and I hope
it's shed some light on the art and the artist I am and always want to be. God has given me the gift to create and to
pass on his energy in every piece and I hope I never let Him down.
Suzy Moon discusses Art,
Music, Food, and Life in her new blog.
Click the link
below and see what's on her mind today.
We take an enormous pride in creating our products, and hope that you'll find something in our catalog that you like.
We also can create custom orders; call or email and let us know what you want.
We look forward to doing business
with you.
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We are proud members of the following organizations:
The Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana
and the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen