Fay Bohlayer has ridden and drawn horses since she was five. Raising horses in North Georgia and foxhunting, combined with several Sam Savitt workshops, have produced a long series of humorous huntscene watercolors for the American Academy of Equine Artists (AAEA) of which she is a Full Member. As hunt country dwindled, the landscape became dearer. Plein air work in oils led her to studies with Larry Wheeler, Scott Christensen, and Elin Pendleton. Fay is a Signature member of the Women Artists of the West (WAOW) and is one of ten Blackberry Creek Artists, whose works may be viewed at
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Fay Bohlayer has ridden and drawn horses since she was five. Raising horses in North Georgia and foxhunting, combined with several Sam Savitt workshops, have produced a long series of humorous huntscene watercolors for the American Academy of Equine Artists (AAEA) of which she is a Full Member. As hunt country dwindled, the landscape became dearer. Plein air work in oils led her to studies with Larry Wheeler, Scott Christensen, and Elin Pendleton. Fay is a Signature member of the Women Artists of the West (WAOW) and is one of ten Blackberry Creek Artists, whose works may be viewed at