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This is a three point perspective piece drawn to juxtapose two different styles of living. The idea behind the piece is "what if" American society had been more encompassing of the Native American culture. The post mailbox is a Russian style dwelling from the early 1900's and the Native American tent has been modified to fit into the piece. I utilized the Colorado Rocky Mountains and aspen trees to illustrate the Native American use of natural resources.

Thank you for stopping by Mastiff Studios by Amy Brown. I hope you enjoy my artwork. If you would like to know more about me or see additional items, please go to my personal website Mastiff-Studios.com.