Biography

Andrew Higdon is an emerging visual artist based in Acworth, Georgia, known for his exceptional talent in American Western Painting. His passion for art was ignited at a young age, and he pursued it with determination, studying at Pensacola Christian College to refine his skills and develop his unique style. Andrew would receive his M.F.A. Degree while at Pensacola Christian where he would write his thesis on the influence of American Western art on American Culture. Once graduating, Andrew would go on to meet legendary western artist John Moyers, who would agree to mentor him.

Inspired by film, television, and golden age illustrators, Andrew Higdon creates vibrant and thought-provoking pieces that capture the attention of viewers. Andrew prefers to work with oil paint, infusing each piece with his distinctive style that features drama, light, and a touch of surrealism.

In addition to his artistic pursuits, Andrew Higdon enjoys hiking, clothing, and photography, which often serve as sources of inspiration for his work. He is also dedicated to studying history, using his art as a platform to raise awareness for the cultural impact the American West has had on America as a whole.

Andrew Higdon’s passion for art, combined with his creativity and dedication, has led him to become a rising star in the Western Art world. His work has been featured in Art of the West Magazine, Southwest Art’s 21 under 31, and Fine Art Connoisseur’s Five to Watch. Andrew also has his work shown every year at the Booth Western Art Museum’s Spring Gala. His work is a reflection of his unique perspective and artistic voice, capturing the imagination and emotions of viewers.