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![]() Maasai at a Mountain 16" x 12" (41 x 30 cm) Watercolors on Paper |
![]() Leopard 8" x 6" (22 x 15 cm) Watercolors & Ink on Paper |
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Rhino and Baby 8" x 6" (22 x 15 cm) Watercolors & Ink on Paper |
Joseph Thiongo is a very classy fellow: proud of his artwork, proud of his country, and proud of his family. He and his wife, Caroline, have two children. Their son also has a great interest in drawing.

A self-taught African artist at 42 years young, Joseph Thiongo went to High School at Kabete in Kenya, East Africa. Before graduating in 1985, he remembers drawing maps in Geography class. His teacher recognized his accuracy and detail in these maps. Joseph says he remembers being encouraged by this teacher who said he could be an artist.
Painting mostly in watercolor, Thiongo is a magnet for Kenya's African landscapes and villages. Clouds are shown brightly in some of his larger paintings while Maasai village life is expressed concisely as it appears when seen for the first time on the African landscape. Painting in semi abstracts, Thiongo's realistic animals are contrasted with an abstract background that shows the vivid colors one might imagine seeing when they first lay their eyes on African wildlife.Here is some of what Joseph says about his African art in his own words: "I observe my environment everywhere I am for ideas and inspiration for my artwork. I also get structural ideas of wildlife figures and their environment from actual wildlife parks. When I am in Nairobi and can't get to the parks to paint, I have a collection of books and DVD's that feature angles of what wildlife and landscapes Kenya has." Joseph Thiongo's favorite place to paint though is in the living room while his family watches him with support as he creates a painting masterpiece...
...Concluded on Joseph Thiongo's additional biography page

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