Wild Ozark™

~ Nature Artist using Ozark pigments in Kingston, Arkansas ~

Madison Woods is an artist name for Roxann Riedel of northwest Arkansas. She creates her paints from local earth pigments. Roxann is also a real estate Agent who especially enjoys helping buyers find properties with abundant nature, biodiversity and practical natural resources.

Wild Ozark: Where Madison Woods paints with Ozark pigments … and talks to rocks, creeks, and trees. Join me at SKOOL to learn how to make paint!

Paint-making in Little Rock | Workshop

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I’m excited to be holding a workshop at the Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock next month.

Living Craft Workshop in Little Rock

10 am to 3 pm
200 E. Third St., Little Rock, Arkansas, US
Phone: 1-501-324-9351 | Fax: 1-501-324-9345 | email: info@historicarkansas.org

Here’s where you can sign up:

https://www.arkansasheritage.com/events/2024/04/13/default-calendar/living-craft-workshop-watercolor-paint-from-foraged-rocks

Arkansas Historical Building: Dr. Carter's Office in Ozark Pigments
Dr. Carter’s Office, a painting by Madison Woods made using rocks foraged at Wild Ozark.

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  1. Felkins Creek, Madison County AR | Ozark Pigments in Oil | Wild Ozark™

    […] Wednesday and Thursday are real estate days, so no chance then. Possibly Friday. Saturday is workshop day at the Arkansas Historic Museum, and Sunday if I’m not too exhausted, maybe I’ll get to finish it […]

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