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Kani Saburi Ayubu May 11, 2008 Leave a Comment

Leslie Tribolet & Equatorial Art

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Biography

Leslie Tribolet lives on Kauai with her husband and her animals, and has only been painting faces for about a year. She studied at Santa Barbara Art Institute back in the 70’s, but with pencil as her medium of choice. During her battle with both cervical and breast cancer, she decided to try to learn how to paint for something to do. She dabbled in watercolors and loved them, but seemed that everyone on Kauai was painting with watercolors, and that she found to be boring….. She was introduced to the Genesis Heat Set Paints in 2007, and loved it because of the ease of finishing her work quickly, without having to wait for the paint to dry and it was “different”. These paints are dried with heat, (heat gun or a oven) which speeds up the process and it great, especially with living in the humid air of Hawaii. She has always been drawn to ethnic faces, so she decided to try her hand at painting them with these paints, and it worked. She hopes that you enjoy looking at them as much as she enjoys painting them.

Contact Information

If you are interested in purchasing any of Leslie Tribolet and Equatorial Art’s originals or prints please feel free to contact us at anytime. We are a representative for Equatorial Art and will happily provide you with additional information regarding each print as well as pricing information. Our contact info is below:

The Black Art Depot
“Turning Houses Into Homes”
Email: sales@blackartdepot.com
Ph: 678-916-6545
Web: www.blackartdepot.com

 

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