Ron Hevener Launches Collection of “Animals and Their People”
"I hope the world can feel love from these portrayals of good and sentimental times"
(Lancaster, PA) - Animal lover Ron Hevener, whose popular column "On With The Show!" reaches millions of pet households, says his new line of collectible figurines will "remind us of the good times."
Hevener, raised in the farm country of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, rose to fame designing merchandise from his stories about people and their animals. His lively and fun-filled novels about dog shows, horse shows and racing inspire pet lovers world-wide.
The new figurines of people and their pets are his "most important work to date," says the artist. "I hope the world can feel love from these portrayals of good and sentimental times."
It's a daring move for the designer, who believes there is a deeper war facing us than anything being waged in the name of Homeland Security. "The real war isn't being fought with guns and helicopters," he says. "It's being fought in class rooms, media and courts of law threatened by our power to love. They're scared of the emotional range we develop by raising animals and what it awakens in us," he says. "Well, I'm not."
Hevener's monthly column "On With The Show!" is featured in magazines, newspapers and Internet publications for a readership of about ten million. It guides pet lovers in their lifestyle as they cope with daily challenges and opportunities in today's ever-changing times. For more information, please visit his redesigned website,
RonHevener.com.
Author/Artist RON HEVENER specializes in animals and the romantic, adventurous people who love them. An accomplished artist who started by selling handmade souvenirs and telling stories to tourists at Pennsylvania Dutch farmers’ markets, Mr. Hevener’s studio is now an official tourist attraction and his collectible figurines and the prints from his novels are bought and traded throughout the world. His original paintings and sculptures are sold in galleries, displayed in museums and can be found in many private collections.
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