MEPSA’s featured artist, Kayla Lovejoy, is a career horse woman, motorcycle enthusiast and artist. Born and raised in Maine, she was in the saddle – and showing on a Quarter Horse named CJ – at the age of five.
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While trials motorcycles are taking up a lot of her passion time at the moment, some day Kayla would like to train a BLM mustang, having witnessed and been inspired by Extreme Mustang Makeover.
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Kayla works with all sizes of models, but Stablemates remain her favorite. Her mediums include acrylics, pastels and sculpting apoxie when she’s working on a horse, and watercolors, acrylics and a camera when she’s doing two dimensional art.
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She has a keen sense of balance, probably developed on her beloved CJ and honed over hundreds of horses she has schooled, and that balance is part of what makes her a competitive trials motorcycle rider. The other part is her willingness to challenge herself and push her own limits…in riding, in life, and in her art. Thank you Kayla for being a part of MEPSA!
The Custom Breyer Theo below was Kayla’s donation to MEPSA. Thank you, Kayla!
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