There’s a new banner (and poem) on the Woodland Banners Poetry Walk
Here’s “Leaves after Arp” just hanging out in the woods along with a like-minded poem by Tweetsie.
Three New Artworks – #3 Will Blow Your Mind
Then again, maybe the first or second one will blow your mind. Or maybe none of them. They’re all kinda similar. I’m just trying to get a good grade in my online “Improve your artist brand by turning your blog posts into irresistible click-bait” class.
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- “Half Dozen Eggs and Russian Olive Branches,” 28.5×14, digital image, raw beeswax, wood
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- “Five Eggs and Hickory Sticks,” 28.5×14, digital image, raw beeswax, wood
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- “5 Eggs and Pine Twigs,” 28.5×14, digital image, raw beeswax, wood
More of the same
Day two of Woodland Banners Poetry Walk in the snow. Here’s some pix from Loop #2 the next day when the sun is out. The difference is… yoooge.
Poetry Walk in the Snow
When folks come to see the Woodland Banners and the Poetry Walk I often remark that one of the interesting times to see it is in the snow. Snow visually neutralizes much of the landscape so it’s all more gallery-like. Of course we don’t get all that much snow any more, what with Republicans controlling the House and Senate, but once in while it happens. Winter storm “Jonas” just came through yesterday and will perhaps revisit later today. Locally it wasn’t nearly the apocalyptic storm they predicted, but you probably couldn’t get up my driveway today and neither could I if I was where you are. But I’m not, so I wandered Loop One of the Poetry Walk and took some photos.
Dirt after Pollock
“Dirt after Pollock,” digital image on canvas with raw beeswax and repurposed wood. 63″x32″x2″
