Martin Black Product Review: Buckaroo Artist James Shoshone (Part 1)

This video is Part 1 of a 3-part interview series where Martin Black sits down with Buckaroo Artist James Shoshone to talk about James' background, influences, and artwork.
James Shoshone is a Native American artist of Timbisha Shoshone and Washoe descent. He was born in Carson City, Nevada, in 1972, and grew up in Woodsford California.
Shoshone began drawing and painting at a young age, and his work is inspired by his Native American heritage, his love of the Western landscape, and his work as a buckaroo.
Shoshone's paintings and drawings often depict horses, cowboys, and the natural beauty of the American West. He uses a variety of media, including pen, ink, acrylics, watercolors, and murals. His work is characterized by its bold colors, strong lines, and realistic detail.
In 2017, he was chosen to be featured in the Great Basin Buckaroos exhibition by Mary Williams Hyde.
Shoshone's work is in private collections throughout the United States. He is a talented artist who is dedicated to preserving and celebrating his Native American heritage. If you want to learn more about James, follow him on Instagram @shoshonejames.
Martin Black is a highly respected horseman/bridleman and teacher who is well-known in the world of Horsemanship. He was born in Idaho and grew up on the family ranch in Bruneau.
Black has a deep understanding of the traditions of vaquero (Buckaroo) horsemanship, which he learned from some of the greatest horsemen of his time. He has also studied and continues to practice horsemanship techniques. He has become a highly skilled and versatile trainer as a result. In addition to his work as a trainer, Black is also a popular clinician who travels around the United States and internationally to teach horsemanship clinics. He is known for his patient and intuitive teaching style, and his ability to help riders and horses build trust and communication.
Black has authored several books, including “The Essential Martin Black Collection", “Cow Horse Confidence", and "Evidence-Based Horsemanship".(Co-authored with Dr. Steve Peters) He is highly regarded in the horse industry and has inspired many riders to improve their horsemanship skills and deepen their understanding of these amazing animals.
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[@queen_eli]

Love this storytelling! It was nice to meet you last Spring James!

[@vaqueroontario]

Fabulous interview, both men have great stories to tell, James’ so often expressed in his incredible Buckaroo art.

[@TightwadTodd]

Looking foreward to the second part. My Grandparents always pronounced Rodeo, the proper way too.

[@frankgonzales2462]

Rodeo is spanish for roundup

[@prettyponyranch]

Great job Martin, you listened and let James tell his story!