I think every kid grew up playing cowboys and Indians. I feel there is a little cowboy spirit in us all. There is something to say about the cowboy way of life, the cowboy code of ethics, if you will. You don't have to live out West to embody the cowboy way of life. You just have to have the spirit of the West in you. Cowboy is not just a word- it’s an attitude and a way of thinking that becomes a total lifestyle. The western cowboy always had to stay strong to meet whatever came his way. That is what I'm trying to capture in my drawings and paintings-- that free unconquerable spirit that is the West that dwells deep inside me. You never get to pick your nightmares, you just have to put your head down and drive right through 'em". Bob Graham currently resides in a suburb of Charleston, SC where he was born in 1968.The town, shaped by tidal creeks, rivers, and the ever present ocean evokes a spirit of a bygone era that has greatly influenced his appreciation and awareness of the world that surrounds him. Mr. Graham exhibits his work regularly across The United States and is represented in numerous museums, corporate and private collections. His work also graces the covers of numerous books and he has several magazine illustrations to his credit.