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NAN donation by DeeAnn KjelshusMy NAN auction donation for 2010 is complete! A Stone Arab CM into a sport horse. Complete photos on my website here.

NAMSHA website photos and info.

Go and bid on "Far from Ordinary" on the NAMSHA website now!

horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
Faith Medallion donated to
Show for the Cure live 2010
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
FOR SALE!
See him here.
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StudioI'm back at home, and back in the studio! There are already a few horses for sale on the sales page.

NAN 2009 Wins!

Reserve Champion!
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
A Donkey I Customized in 2004

More pix on my site

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NAN WINS 2008!!
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
Sweetie Pie
She won Reserve Champion in both breed and workmanship at NAN and she took 2nd in the pony class at Breyerfest.
Owned by Shelley Hogle
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus

Powered Suger
Reserve National Champion in CM Quarter Horses and Reserve Champion in CM TRAD/CL Dilutes Workmanship.
Owned by Renna Moss & Erin Moss

horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
Cedar Savage
Won a reserve champ in workmanship and took a top ten in AR mini arabian breed!
Owned by Meta Lexon
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
Printz Charming
Took a top ten in workmanship for mini appies!
Owned by Meta Lexon
Our little girl already turned 6 months old on June 25th, 2008
Lilia Ann Johnson
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
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Announcing..
Lilia Ann Johnson
Proud Parents: DeeAnn (Kjelshus) & Nathan Johnson
Born December 25th, 2007 at 9:47 pm
Weight: 7 lbs, 4 oz
Length: 21 ½ inches
Currently Available LE
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
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For Sale
horse sculpture by DeeAnn Kjelshus
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New Pieces
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Upcoming Sales
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ABOUT THE ARTIST

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Sunset - Taken in ND 4/2007
Horses have always been a passion for North Dakota native DeeAnn Kjelshus. With an exceptional eye for capturing personality, realism and beauty, she always strives to create sculptures with a high level of correctness as well as intricate detail.

DeeAnn creates these realistic horse sculptures using a variety of mediums including Apoxie, Super Sculpey, and non hardening clay. Using oils, acrylic, pastels, colored pencil or watercolors she completes each sculpture with a photo realistic paint job which makes them look as though they could take a breath and spring to life.

On her artistic journey DeeAnn taught herself how to sculpt and paint. After years of trail and error DeeAnn was excited to study under the talented Lynn Fraley when she took her Wire to Whinny Clinic. DeeAnn also holds a Bachelors of Art , in Graphic Arts, from Minot State University where she studied under the guidance of renowned western artist Walter Piehl, and Native American rock art artist, Linda Olson.

With fifteen limited editions to date, DeeAnn has enjoyed great success having sold-out twelve of those editions. Her horses are collected around the world from the United States and Canada to many parts of Europe , largely in Germany, and also in Australia. In 1996 she was commissioned to sculpt a horse for the Grand Champions toy company which was made into a toy enjoyed by children. Her sculptures have been featured on numerous magazines covers including Horsing Around and The Hobby Horse News .

DeeAnn, her husband, their 2 year old daughter, and their two cats currently reside on the north side of Chicago . Outside of her equine art, DeeAnn works as a Graphic Artist and also enjoys trying her hand at exploring new skills including ceramics, mosaic, hand-made jewelry, wire horses and painting.

“My lifelong love of horses is what drives and inspires my art. I'm fascinated by the grace and power horses possess. They seem to have a freedom that inspires us, as humans, to dream. As an artist, I revel in trying to capture those dreams in three dimensional form.”
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