🐴 Turning Pedigree into Art: The Incredible Horse Paper Creations by Cat Davenport
At Rust & Redemption, we’re always on the lookout for unique, meaningful art that captures the heart of the western lifestyle — and few do it better than Cat Davenport, a talented artist from the wide-open spaces of Texas.
Cat has an extraordinary gift for transforming something simple — like a horse’s registration papers — into a breathtaking one-of-a-kind work of art. Each piece tells a story: the lineage, the legacy, and the love behind every horse.
🎨 How It Works
Cat takes your horse’s actual papers — AQHA, APHA, or any registry — and combines them with your favorite photo of your horse. Then, through her skillful hand-painting and layering techniques, she brings both to life on one stunning canvas. The result? A masterpiece that’s as meaningful as it is beautiful.
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Every muscle, shadow, and strand of mane is rendered with the detail and emotion only a true horse lover could capture. Whether it’s a portrait of your first colt, your retired champion, or a beloved ranch horse, Cat’s creations preserve their spirit forever.
💝 The Perfect Gift
Let’s be honest — finding a gift for the horse person who has everything can be tough. But this? This is the kind of gift that makes people cry (in the best way).
It’s perfect for:
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Horse owners who treasure their bloodlines
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Ranch families celebrating a legacy horse
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Western art collectors
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Memorial tributes to a horse who’s crossed the rainbow bridge
Each artwork is completely custom, making it a heartfelt keepsake for any occasion — holidays, anniversaries, birthdays, or just because.
🤎 Why We Love It
Cat’s work embodies everything Rust & Redemption stands for: faith, grit, and heart. She captures not only the beauty of the animal but also the bond between horse and human — a connection forged through trust, sweat, and soul.
When you hang one of her pieces on your wall, you’re not just displaying art — you’re honoring a story.
