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Soon Spring, green against gray

February 26, 2010 by Iskra

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A walk in the woods. The fugue state brought on by

A walk in the woods. The fugue state brought on by cold and gray and the way you can forget there is any color but winter lifts with the first sight of green candles.

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There is always a reason why I avoid “the last simple five minutes” on a piece. The last five minutes can easily be…..well let’s just not name the hours. I’m having a day where all the patience pays off. German etching is an amazing surface for bringing out the warmth and tactile beauty of a print. Details of The Branch. At Museo Gallery in May.
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A new offering is out today from The Gardener’s

A new offering is out today from The Gardener’s Almanac of Irreproducible Phenomena: “From One Tree.” These cards are made from my botanical watercolor studies of the leaves that fell from one tree. One set is from the Black Locust, an ominously named tree with fierce thorns and delicate leaves that are soft as a baby’s cheek. The other is from The Laurel, a painfully ordinary shrub that wants to be a tree but lives a life of subjugation, pruned back to resemble a large cardboard box painted green.
Excerpts from the Gardener’s story are included in the post, or you can visit my blog (just named one of Seattle’s 10 best!) in the links in bio. A link to the Etsy listing is at the top of Linktree.

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