Nest symbolize hope, prosperity and family. This robin’s nest is 32X22.
11X15 Charcoal and Pastel Painting on Cotton/Linen Paper. The duck is symbolic of community, joyfulness, and connection.
11X15 Charcoal and Pastel Painting on Cotton/Linen Paper. The duck is symbolic of community, joyfulness, and connection.
Among many qualities, the crow is known for being clever and adaptable. These birds are industrious, humorous, and stunning in their splendid black iridescent suits.
The mourning dove is a beautiful presence in the city. They are birds with a gentle and humble presence.
This red breasted robin was found and passed along to me to paint. I consider my chance to paint this beautiful bird one way to celebrate this its life and beauty. The presence of the robin in the spring is always a comforting sign of warmer temps and the promise of change. In many Native American traditions the robin symbolizes relationships, courtship, home and family.
The Pine Siskin is part of the finch family. They have a humble beauty, a petite frame, and a loquacious presence.
30x22 Charcoal and Pastel Painting on Cotton/Linen Paper. In many Native American traditions the hawk is seen as a messenger as well as a guardian. They represent intuition and honest, clear, vision.
11X15 Charcoal and Pastel Painting on Cotton/Linen Paper. The duck is symbolic of community, joyfulness, and connection.
11X15 Charcoal and Pastel Painting on Cotton/Linen Paper. The duck is symbolic of community, joyfulness, and connection.
30x22 Charcoal and Pastel on Cotton/Linen Paper
15X22 Charoal and Pastel on Cotton/Linen Paper. The monarch caterpillar feeds and forms its cocoon on milkweed. It is a plant intrinsic to the survival of the Monarch butterfly, sometimes referred to as a milkweed butterfly. Consider adding this beautiful vine to your spring garden.
The woodpecker in Native American traditions is given the title of ‘humankind protector.’ The woodpeckers drumming is considered to be part of the ‘drumbeat of the universe.’ The woodpecker intuitively knowing the needs of nature then serves to honor and protect her, caring for her needs. The woodpecker is associated with the words balance, determination, protection, and devotion.
The woodpecker in Native American traditions is given the title of ‘humankind protector.’ The woodpeckers drumming is considered to be part of the ‘drumbeat of the universe.’ The woodpecker intuitively knowing the needs of nature then serves to honor and protect her, caring for her needs. The woodpecker is associated with the words balance, determination, protection, and devotion.
The Mockingbird is associated with finding one’s own voice and speaking one’s truth. In some Native American traditions this bird is credited with teaching humans how to speak and being a peacemaker and diplomat.
This gentle songbird was found by a friend and here I have attempted to celebrate and capture her beauty.
Great Horned Owl
