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Catching Up & Gearing Up for More Paint-Making and Paintings

Posted on 18 November 201818 November 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Earth Paint Colors, Inspired by Nature, Nature, Nature ArtTagged earth pigments, handmade watercolors, made in the USA, ozarksLeave a comment

2018 Autumn at Wild Ozark

2018 Autumn at Wild Ozark

Posted on 27 October 201827 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Fall, Nature, Ozark Backroads, PhotographyTagged autumn colors, dirt road living, leaf peeping, life on a backroad, northwest arkansas, ozarks, rural lifeLeave a comment

Plant Pigments- in search of a stable green, the latest painting and the next show

Plant Pigments- in search of a stable green, the latest painting and the next show

Posted on 13 October 201817 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Earth Paint Colors, Nature, Nature Art, Nature Journal, PlantsTagged black gum, black tupelo, lake pigments, nyssa sylvatica, paints from plants, plant colors2 Comments

Yay! Wild Ozark is back online!

Posted on 10 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Departures, MusingsTagged back online, geeky stuff, server down, vpsLeave a comment

Making Paint from Pink Sandstone of the Ozarks

Posted on 21 September 201822 September 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Earth Paint Colors, Nature, Nature ArtTagged creative process, earth pigments, gift, gifts for artists, gifts for nature lovers, graduation gift, handmade watercolors, ozarks, wedding giftLeave a comment

Brown Earth Pigment for my Handmade Watercolor Palette

Brown Earth Pigment for my Handmade Watercolor Palette

Posted on 28 August 201828 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged colors from rocks, colors from the earth, earth colors, earth pigments, handmade watercolors, ozark colors4 Comments

The Painting of a Pelican

The Painting of a Pelican

Posted on 24 August 201830 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged Arkansas Made, brown pelican, custom drawings, earth pigments, hand-milled, handmade watercolors, louisiana state bird, made in the USA, original pelican painting, pelican painting5 Comments

A Call for Rocks and a New Page

Posted on 20 August 201820 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Inspired by Nature, Nature, Nature Art, Nature FarmingTagged earth pigments, handmade watercolors, made in the USA, native clayLeave a comment

Soul of the Ozarks

Soul of the Ozarks

Posted on 18 August 201818 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged creative process, earth pigments, handmade watercolors, made in the USA, nature journal, recording nature2 Comments

I am Going to Call it ‘Nirvana’

I am Going to Call it ‘Nirvana’

Posted on 17 August 20184 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged earth pigments, handmade watercolors, iron, making paint from rocks, manganese, sandstone4 Comments

How to Make Handmade Watercolor Paint from Rocks, Clay or Soil

How to Make Handmade Watercolor Paint from Rocks, Clay or Soil

Posted on 15 August 201811 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged how to make your own paint, making paint, rocks for paint, using clay for paintLeave a comment

Making Media for Handmade Watercolors

Posted on 14 August 201810 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged gum arabic, handmade paints, making paints, watercolor media3 Comments

The “Panic Stage” in a Work of Nature Art

The “Panic Stage” in a Work of Nature Art

Posted on 8 August 201830 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged American kestrel, arkansas birds, creative process, earth colors, earth pigments, falcon, falconry, handmade watercolors, kestrel, paints made from the Ozarks, panic stage, watercolors made with Ozark stones3 Comments

All for Little Pans of Color Worth their Weight in Gold

All for Little Pans of Color Worth their Weight in Gold

Posted on 4 August 20184 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature ArtTagged earth pigments, expensive watercolor paints, handmade watercolors, making paint, making rock dust, rocks, smashing rocks2 Comments

A Study in Sandstone

Posted on 29 July 201830 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature ArtTagged dirt roads, earth pigments, handmade watercolors, made in the USA, recording nature3 Comments

Clearing the Clutter: Promises, Broken Rocks, and Things to Come

Clearing the Clutter: Promises, Broken Rocks, and Things to Come

Posted on 28 July 201828 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Musings, Nature, Nature ArtTagged becoming a master, focusing on art, so hard to choose, too much dabbling, what to keep, what to throw out, where to put it all?, which art to focus on3 Comments

The Color of a Plant Does Not Equal the Color of a Paint

The Color of a Plant Does Not Equal the Color of a Paint

Posted on 25 July 201825 August 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature Art, PlantsTagged all natural green watercolor, blue paint from flowers, colors from plants, earth pigments, handmade watercolor, natural source for blue and green watercolor paint2 Comments

The Dusty Sand of Doha

Posted on 18 July 201818 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature Art, TravelTagged desert sands, doha, earth pigments, falcon, handmade watercolors, kestrel, qatar, sand as memento, soil from doha, souvenir, watercolors from sand4 Comments

Art Satchel-A Souvenir from Doha

Posted on 12 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Musings, Nature Art, TravelTagged camel leather, desert country, doha, middle east, qatar, travel, working vacation6 Comments

Nature Art Anywhere, Even in the Desert

Nature Art Anywhere, Even in the Desert

Posted on 9 July 20189 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature ArtTagged colors of nature, earth pigments, falcon, handmade paint, kestrel, natural colors, natural paint, pencil, souq, watercolorLeave a comment

Making My Own Watercolor Paints from Ozark Pigments

Making My Own Watercolor Paints from Ozark Pigments

Posted on 3 July 201815 September 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged colors of place, herbs for pigment, kestrel paintings, kestrels, natural art supplies, painting with handmade watercolor, stone for pigment, taking nature art to a new level5 Comments

Nearly Dry

Posted on 1 July 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Homestead, Musings, Nature, Ozarks, SummerTagged dry creeks, dry Ozark creek, livestock water during drought, we need rainLeave a comment

Nature Art Recap for the Month of June

Nature Art Recap for the Month of June

Posted on 28 June 201828 June 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged earth pigments, fairy art, handcrafted pigments, handmilled paint, natureart, twig art1 Comment

Kingston, Arkansas?

Kingston, Arkansas?

Posted on 22 June 201822 October 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Market, Musings, Ozark Crafts, OzarksTagged on the way to ponca, ozarks art, pottery in northwest arkansas, things to see in northwest arkansas, what's near jasper15 Comments

Organizing, Day 2. One of the More Odd Boxes in My Nature Art Studio

Posted on 21 June 201821 June 2018 by Madison Woods

Posted in Nature, Nature ArtTagged bones, botanicals, dead things, deer bones, hummingbird feather, organizing, scapula, turtle shellLeave a comment

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Wild Ozark is a nature farm. Mostly we grow rocks. I use those rocks and some of the herbs to make earth pigments and watercolor paints. We grow lots of trees. My husband uses some for his woodworking and some for our Burnt Kettle Shagbark Hickory Syrup, but for the most part they stand around creating good air, shade, & habitat.

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