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Caricatures by New Orleans artist Kat Walker

" Everyone loved the drawings. You did a phenomenal job! I will be referring you to friends and family." Sherrie Audrict

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Wedding Save the Date

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Links to Kat Walker's other artwork

  • ThePaintingSinger.com
  • collection of Kat Walker's cd reviews
  • Kat Walker's fine art showings
  • online press kit, reviews and more!
  • buy Kat Walker's CD (listen to clips)
  • Kat Walker Jazz Combo Updates
  • Kat Walker's larger paintings
  • katwalker.com
  • Kat Walker's small paintings

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About Me

dailypaintingsneworleans
Kat is and artist and singer living in New Orleans. She has had a diverse life with different influences on her musicality and artistry. She had many piano lessons. She was the first woman golfer to compete on the men’s team while she was a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point among the third class of women. Kat has a BA in Theater Arts with a minor in dance from PLU in Tacoma, WA. She apprenticed for 8 years under the late great artist Peter Walker doing much of his underpainting. She has shows in New Orleans and does caricatures for events and private clients. Kat fronted a performance art rock bank called Kat & The Rhythm Rats in Los Angeles, CA(venues include: opening for Chuck E. Weiss at the Central(now the Viper Room)on Sunset Blvd & Whiskey A Go Go), Kat fronted a blues band also in Los Angeles, CA(venues include: Mama Pajamas and Molly Malones. In New Orleans, performance highlights since Hurricane Katrina (where Kat's house, like so many others, took 6 feet of water) include The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, The New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park, French Quarter Fest, Parkway, Temple Sinai, Tipitinas, The Big Top.
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