Fast Draw Art


	Action Portraits by Artist Toyah Taylor
	Creative Digital Art (CDA) of the members of the Single Action Shooters Society.
	Toyah Taylor, ranch raised in Pecos, Texas home of the famous "Gentleman Gun Fighter" Clay Allison .
	Click on the Picture to see more.	On July 3, 1887, Allison was hauling a load of supplies when the load shifted and a sack of grain fell from the wagon. Trying to catch it, Allison fell from the wagon, and the wheel rolled over him. He broke his neck and quickly died. He was buried the next day at Pecos Cemetery in Pecos, Texas, and it is said that hundreds attended his funeral, A second marker was added at the foot of the grave later reading: "Clay never killed a man that did not need killing" "Toyah never painted a man that did not need painting" Scroll down and enjoy the SASS Shooters. Toyah "Fast Draw" Taylor, Cowboy Art



"Don't make me draw my gun"	"Shoot Low Sheriff, They're Riding Shetlands"	"The Mighty Quinn"

Toyah's explosive color and dynamic compositions create emotion and draws the viewer into the moment.

	"Where the hell is the prisoner?"

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