My original artwork features pigments gathered from the Ozarks. I use nature to create paintings of nature. I keep online portfolios by year at PaleoPaints.com.
With Covid-19 in the air, most exhibits and fairs have been canceled. So I’m working on a printable catalog. When it’s finished, you’ll be able to click and download. If you’d prefer me to mail you a hard copy, email me with your mailing address and I’ll be happy to put that in the mail asap.
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Clicking the button will begin a download of the PDF. File size is about 1Mb. You’ll need to choose a folder on your computer or save it to your phone if clicking from your small device.
All of my work features my handmade watercolor paints. I make the paint from light-fast resources I’ve gathered from around here at Wild Ozark. Mostly I use rocks, clay, bone, and a couple of plant pigments. Plants are generally problematic as they are often not light-fast and so those go through a testing period before I use them in paintings.
Most Recent Artwork
During the coronavirus stay-at-home period, I have not done as much on the painting end of things. I am working on making more paint, however. With my grand-daughter sheltering here with me, it’s not likely that I’ll get a whole lot of painting done until we settle into some sort of a routine.
Keep up with New Original Artwork
Join my mailing list and select the special interest group to be notified when new originals are done, if you’d like a monthly catalog of everything available. If nothing new is done for the month, there won’t be a newsletter sent out until the next month. I do send out the general newsletter (sort of) monthly, but the catalog only goes to those interested in originals. I also list my work at my online shop, but not everything in the catalog is listed online.
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It’s been awhile. So glad to hear from you again!
Scott
Hi Scott! Are you still writing? I am, but not so much these days. Mostly doing paintings now. ~ Madison
What great news, Madison! You’re getting the recognition you’re worked so hard for and that your work deserves.
janet
Thank you, Janet! Slowly, slowly, things seem to be building. It’s a good pace and I’m not complaining.