Wild Ozark™

~ Nature Artist in Kingston, Arkansas ~

Tag: nature art

Licensing my Nature Art

Last year the Hospitality department of a significant online art company contacted me. They work with new construction or renovations for businesses and asked about licensing my nature art. I don’t know if I’m at liberty to say who … Read the rest “Licensing my Nature Art”

19 May 2025
What is Nature Farming? What does a Nature Farmer Grow?

I originally wrote this post back in 2018, but I need to update it to show how Nature Farming applies to what I’m doing nowadays, too.

What I mean by ‘Nature Farming’ is not the same as ‘natural farming’, ‘organic … Read the rest “What is Nature Farming? What does a Nature Farmer Grow?”

15 December 2023
Cromwell’s Sunrise

Cromwell’s Sunrise is a warm golden yellow Wild Ozark Paleo Paint made from a stone of northwest Arkansas. This color began with a rock gifted to me by another northwest Arkansas artist. He saw it while out hiking and thought … Read the rest “Cromwell’s Sunrise”

20 March 2019
A Green Dragon Drawing

I’ve been working on a Green Dragon drawing for the cover of NANPS’s summer issue of Blazing Star. There will be another of the spathe and spadix to do next. That one will be used in the article.

Here’s the … Read the rest “A Green Dragon Drawing”

13 February 2018
Test Firing the Native Clay – Failure and Success

Yesterday I posted about cleaning the native clay and the test firing I planned to do once they dried out enough.

I’m too impatient. I should have waited another day, maybe even longer because the clay was pretty wet when … Read the rest “Test Firing the Native Clay – Failure and Success”

31 October 2017
Autumn Leaves on an Old Tin Roof

22 October 2017
Acorn People are a Great a Way to Justify Collecting Things

I’ve been creating Acorn People as a way to justify my obsessive habit of collecting things I find while roaming around outside.

Now I can pick up fossils, moss, lichens, leaves, twigs, and acorns and never feel a moment of … Read the rest “Acorn People are a Great a Way to Justify Collecting Things”

13 October 2017
Pixies – Miniatures by Madison Woods

UPDATE 2023: I’m not making these little pixies anymore, but there is a new line of little people in the works. Meet Ada, the first of her kind.

The Coalescence Project

The Pixies from 2017:

Pixies are the most … Read the rest “Pixies – Miniatures by Madison Woods”

2 October 2017