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!

Wild Ozark Journal: Autumn 2015

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If you’d like the collection of sketches from Autumn 2015 on your e-reader, it’s available this week (Nov 16- 20) for free at Amazon.

You can keep up with me as the sketches are done here at the online journal, or get the collection each season for your e-readers at Amazon. They'd make great gifts for the nature lovers in your midst!
You can keep up with the sketches as they are done here at the online journal, or get the collection each season for your e-readers at Amazon. They’d make great gifts for the nature lovers in your midst! Click here to go to Amazon now.

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2 responses to “Wild Ozark Journal: Autumn 2015”

  1. Mr J. Farouche DD. Avatar
    Mr J. Farouche DD.

    Keep up the hard work, I find your journal very informative and enjoyable. With the abundance of draws on our time, its with pleasure I carve out time to read and engross myself in your journal and pictures.

    Thank you for the edification and break from the daily proliferation of bad news that bombards us, via every form of media available. My hat’s off to You !

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    1. Madison Avatar
      Madison

      There is a Buddhist proverb that says something about flowers still blooming in the midst of chaos…
      I’m behind on my drawings but hope to get a new one this week. Daily proved to be very difficult and so then it was easy to slide to weekly. And now it seems I’m not even making a monthly entry. Your words give me encouragement. Thank you 🙂

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