Wood Spirits in Nature #5, Tree Huggers

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January 15, 2012

Wood Spirits in Nature #5, Tree Huggers

It's worth some (a little bit out of focus) close ups of these wood spirits. Tree huggers, I guess I'm just one of them.

As an aside, anyone out there have a close up lens for a Pentax that they're ready to let go of? Help, I need a better lens.

folk art mary

Posted on January 15, 2012 in american folk art, Art, Folk Art, art, folk art, american folk art, carved, wood, painted, wooden, sculpture, Folk art Spirits in Nature, work in progress | Permalink

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Folk Art Mary

Mary Michael Shelley explains her art and inspirations.

January 15, 2012