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The appaloosa is an American horse breed of the Nez Perce people, most well known for it's colorful spotted coat. The name comes from the horse's origin. Settlers once referred to the Appaloosa as the "Palouse Horse."
Averi took the "colorful spots" of the Appaloosa to another level, yet the muted tones, the feather accent in the mane, and it's elegant look come together to be THIS subtle beauty.

Averi Iris Smith is a Montana native, a self taught teen artist, and athlete living in Bozeman Montana, attending her senior year of high school. As many kids do, Averi loved to paint as a young child, the only difference is she never stopped loving it. When she was 10 she sold her first piece but it wasn't until the summer before freshman year that she found her style. It continues to develop and change with each piece but her signature pop of color mixed with realistic tones has continued to be her trademark.With encouragement of her family and plenty of supplies, Averi fully embraced her passion and has been selling her paintings ever since. Today, you’re likely to find Averi on a soccer field, a basketball or tennis court, or at...