Original Hand-painted leaves by Ken Sanford


ORIGINAL HAND-PAINTED LEAVES

1.18.2014

                 Ken's Hand-painted Leaves


                          "Me First!"
              Available limited edition 250 max
              "Guarding the Homefront" 
                Avail limited edition 250 max
                              "Rufus Hummingbird"
                  Available Limited edition prints/100 max.   


                            "New Life"
                     One of Ken's bestsellers: 100/max
"At Home"
One of Ken's bestsellers: 100 max

                 "Honeymoon Suite"
         One of the rare canvas paintings Ken has done.
                                500 max edition


                      "Looks tempting"
                         100 max edition


Black Birch Buck
Bestseller: 100 max
"Moonlit Buck"
100 max
"In the Lilies"
100 max
"On the Water"
100 max
"Dinner in Sight"
200 max
"Majestic Fall"
100 max
"Cornfield King"
100 max
"Downy Woodpecker"
100 max
"Walk in the Woods"
200 max
"Waiting on Spring"
200 max
"Lone Wolf"
200 max
"Afternoon swim"
Pintail Duck/200 max
"Into the Sunset"
Wood duck/100 max
"Deep in Thought"
Gray Fox/200 max
"Honeymooners"
Elk/250 max

"In the Reeds"
Wood Duck/200 max
"Black capped Chickadee"
250 max
"The Prayer"
Chipmunk/200 max
"The View"
Wood duck/100 max


Coming Soon:  
                                                        
                                                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                              

UPDATE ON KEN:
Thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court which ruled that minors should not receive mandatory LWOP sentences, Ken went back to court on April 30th, 2018 and received a new sentence. Fortunately, Ken had the support of over 30 officers who testified in writing and/or by video-conference in his behalf.  During the past 18 years behind bars, Ken has done much to prove his remorse, and that he is truly a redeemed person. He became a certified mental health worker in charge of mentally ill inmates. He is organizing a garden project behind bars to donate produce to local food banks and often donates works of art to worthy charities and causes.  He is respected by staff and inmates alike. 
Sadly, his new sentence did not at all reflect how much Ken grew and matured from the 15 year old boy he had once been. He received a de-facto life sentence with a 52 year minimum.  Though he is doing his best to stay positive, we ask anyone who visits this page to pray for Ken as he adjusts to this terribly disappointing sentence

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