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Wild Ozark Musings Print Journal

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A monthly print journal about life, nature, and art in the wild Ozarks. By Madison Woods, artist & naturalist in Madison county, Arkansas.

July 2026 was the inaugural issue of the new Wild Ozark Musings Journal in print. It’s fashioned like a little zine, most of the content is the same as the electronic version of my newsletter. But there’s no links. There are, however, some old-fashioned classifieds (or there will be when I get subscribers and buy-in’s). And real pages to turn.

The print journal will be free at participating locations or by paid subscription (US addresses only). As of right now, $12/yr covers the postage and that’s what I charge. If postage keeps going up or the zine grows, then it may go up but only enough to cover postage.

Email me to let me know you’d like to subscribe: madison@wildozark.com.

Participating locations include:

  • Buffalo Base Camp, Kingston Square, Kingston, AR
  • let me know if you want to participate!
  • let me know of places you think would participate!

Print Journal Archives

July 2026

Wild Ozark Musings Journal

Madison Woods is an artist and paintmaker from Kingston, Arkansas.
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Author/Artist Info
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In the summer of 2018 I began making watercolor paints from the rocks, clay, and other resources of our land here in the Ozarks. In 2023 I began experimenting with the same pigments in oils. I love this medium and now paint in oils almost always. I call them Wild Ozark Paleo Paints, because they’re made in a way very close to the same way paints were made when man first put a hand-print on the wall of a cave. I use very small amounts of outsourced pigment for blue, white, and sometimes yellow to offer a greater range of hues built upon the earthy local pigments. My specialty is painting nature, specifically the nature that surrounds me here in the remote hills of northwest Arkansas.

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Madison Woods
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Nature Connection resource

Do you want to:

  • learn how to make paints from rocks, soil, or clay?
  • Begin Nature Journaling?
  • Take plant walks?
  • Create nature art or crafts?

Interested in forming a partnership with nature?

Soon you’ll be able to join me at my studio here at Wild Ozark for classes on these things! Sign up for my newsletter to stay abreast of progress:

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