Wild Ozark Studio

Madison Woods is a Nature and wildlife Artist in Madison county, Arkansas. Her paints are made from earth pigments found in Ozark rocks, clay, and bone. Physical studio coming soon!

It’ll still be a drive to get here, and will always be a weather-dependent drive too. But I’ll soon have a physical studio where I can host workshops, art events, nature walks, and get away from distractions to do art!

ETA – Open by end of July 2026

It may not be finished inside for a lot longer, but I should have my art hung and easel placed, and it’ll be functional by then. I’ll set some regular hours so anyone can stop in without an appointment on those days.

Otherwise, it’ll be appointment or invitation only, but as long as I’m home a quick phone call or text or email will let me know you want to come out and I can make sure to get down to the gate.

Roughing it Remotely

The studio will be at the gate, and there’s no phone signal or wifi. So when I’m out there, there’s no way to get in touch. Wifi is on the wishlist for the future, though. There’s some solar infrastructure that has to go in place before that can happen.

No bathroom either, but I’ll get a composting toilet soon. Nearest stop for restrooms will be Kings River station in Marble (on Hwy 412), or Lamar/Clarksville if coming from the south on Hwy 21 off of I-40.