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Rock Jars

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  Featured image:  Rocks Along the Ogami Shore Every rock in my rock jars has meaning and is a treasure.  Every rock matters. As I reflect on each one, I remember the open spaces, the waves crashing against the shores, and endless and endless creative thoughts.  Have you ever spent a glorious day on the Lake Superior rocky shores walking along - when suddenly you stop bending over for a rock catches your eye, you pick that rock up and examine it? It was unique, like all the ones in my rock jars.  We all are like the rocks in my rock jars: unique, beautiful, and divine.

Storytelling

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  Featured image: Telling the Story Art, any art, tells a story. The artist is a storyteller. Artists tell stories that continually adapt to a changing world; if artists don’t adapt, they become irrelevant and forgotten.  I love, as an artist, being a storyteller. Each work of art I create tells a story, and I could go on and on for hours telling them.

Sunday Afternoon at the Park Invited into Exhibition

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  Featured image: Sunday Afternoon at the Park I'm thrilled and deeply honored to announce that my artwork, "Sunday Afternoon In The Park," has been invited to the "Utterly Profound" exhibition, ISEA’s sixth members-only online juried exhibition. 🎨✨ This is a significant milestone, and I am incredibly grateful for this opportunity. You can explore the exhibition and see my work alongside other talented artists by visiting the link below. Thank you for your continued support, and I hope you enjoy the gallery! 🌟 🔗 Explore the exhibition: ISEA Online Exhibition #ArtExhibition #ISEA #Grateful #ArtCommunity #SundayAfternoonInThePark

Boreal Forest Shoreline Featured Cover Art for Bramble Fall 2024

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Featured image: Boreal Forest Shoreline I am truly honored and thrilled to announce that my artwork, "Boreal Forest Shoreline," has been selected as the featured Cover Art for the Bramble Fall 2024 Edition by the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets (WFOP). This recognition is a testament not only to the beauty of the natural world that inspires my art but also to the profound connection between visual art and poetry. The WFOP is a revered non-profit organization devoted to the reading, writing, and advocacy of poetry. With a mission to elevate poetry as a significant cultural force, the WFOP endeavors to enhance public appreciation of our poetic heritage. Their commitment to fostering a richer understanding of poetry through seminars, constructive feedback, and educational initiatives is truly inspiring. Being part of this community represents a unique opportunity to contribute to the poetic landscape of Wisconsin, a state rich in literary tradition. I am especially grateful to Eli...

So Far

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  Featured image: Tree, Tree, Tree fall in the woods dry leaves rustling beneath my feet you can see so far in the woods in the fall after the magnificent leaves have fallen and overhead eternal blue sky I thank you God I live here

"End of Day" and "Inner Compass" Invited into the 2024 West Texas Watercolor Society Signature Exhibition

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  🎨🌟 I am incredibly honored and excited to announce that my artworks "End of Day" and "Inner Compass" have been invited to the esteemed 2024 West Texas Watercolor Society Signature Show! This prestigious exhibition runs from November 29, 2024, to January 12, 2025. The West Texas Watercolor Society has been a pillar of artistic community for 60 years, dedicated to connecting people through the beauty and creativity of watercolor art. Their mission to foster a love for water media and build a vibrant community is truly inspiring. The Signature exhibits are designed to push artists towards excellence, offering a platform to evaluate progress and showcase their creations alongside fellow talents. I'm thrilled to be part of this enriching experience and look forward to sharing my work with you all! 🌈  #WTWS #ArtExhibition #EndOfDay #InnerCompass #WatercolorArt #CommunityThroughArt

What Will We Find There

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  Featured image: Endless Sky imagine traveling to the edge of the horizon. or to the beginning of creation what will we find there?

Earth's Energies Accepted Into Exhibition

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Featured image: Earth's Energies 🎨✨ Thrilled and deeply honored to share that my artwork "Earth's Energies" has been invited to the prestigious 50th Western Federation of Watercolor Societies Exhibition 2025! Hosted by the West Texas Watercolor Society, this milestone exhibition will take place at the Museum of  Texas Tech University in Lubbock, TX. Mark your calendars for this incredible showcase running from February 1 to May 4, 2025, with the awards presentation on April 12, 2025. The WFWS has been a beacon of artistic excellence since 1976, bringing together over 5,000 artists from across ten regional watercolor societies. Their dedication to shining a spotlight on watercolor art is truly inspiring, and I am beyond grateful to be a part of this celebration. Looking forward to connecting with fellow artists and art enthusiasts alike! 🌟 #WFWS2025 #WatercolorExhibition #ArtCommunity #EarthsEnergies #WestTexasWatercolorSociety

Happy

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  Featured image: Enchanted by the Hummer I have found when I live in this profound state for the natural I am calmer, stiller, happier, and tranquil.

I Have Found

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  Featured image: Purple Finch in Flight I have found mainly because I was forced to, but now so glad to have found that there is power in the ability to Understand life as it is not as I wish it to be transformative

The Wild

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  Featured image:  Instinct - Out of the Wild The wild The wild is calling Let's go

Process

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  Featured image: Backyard Birds her reality dynamic changing becoming growing it is all a process

Small Portals of Light

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  Featured image: Chickadee in the Rain small portals of light keep pulling me into  the woods to listen and watch the beautiful mystery of life it is raining today long needed rain raindrops landing on the soft  amber and russet leaves form a canopy above i become still listen to the music  of the  natural