Artist Lulu Boyd, potter and photographer, was born and raised in Texas. She has worked with photography for over 25 years and began her dabbling in mud while working on her degree in college. She needed to create 20 pieces of pottery in order to obtain an "A" and produced well over 100 pieces in one semester. Needless to say, she found another facet of her creative side. She believes with most artists, it is not really a far reach for an artist to be creative in more than one medium. Lulu has been fortunate enough to study in the Pueblos in New Mexico with native Indian descendants of Maria Martinez. Mrs. Ortiz's great-granddaughters hold intensive workshops working with hand building techniques and firing under a pile of tin and dried cow patties. She has also studied at Sierra Nevada College in Lake Tahoe under several well known potters (i.e. Randy Brodnax and Don Ellis).

Recent studies in Photography were under the direction of  Lara Blair of Vancouver, WA, a renowned photographer throughout the United States.

A new passion has been rekindled in Photography as Mrs. Boyd is working to open her Wild Horse Depot Studio in the coming month. She specializes in senior, children and family portraits. Please phone her at 325-728-0751 or EMAIL to schedule an appointment!

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