Paintings
I enjoy finding and processing natural pigments, then using them to create earth pigment paintings.
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Wild pony
Natural pigments on mulberry paper, 6½ x 8", 2021
Hand-collected Pacific Northwest pigments including iron ochre, chalk, and charcoal. Black walnut ink from neighborhood trees. Pyrite dust from South America. Biodegradable methylcellulose binder.
Not for sale.
Black-billed Magpie
Natural pigments on watercolor paper, 6 x 4", 2020
The corvid-family magpie of the Pacific Northwest region. Hand-collected Pacific Northwest pigments including iron ochre, chalk, and charcoal. Biodegradable methylcellulose binder.
Not for sale.
Australian Magpie
Natural pigments on watercolor paper, 6 x 4", 2020
The non-corvid family magpie of my childhood in New Zealand. Hand-collected Pacific Northwest pigments including blue vivianite, iron ochre, chalk, and charcoal. Biodegradable methylcellulose binder.
Not for sale.
Flying fish
Natural pigments on tile, 2 x 2", 2018
Hand-collected Pacific Northwest pigments including blue vivianite, iron ochre, chalk, and charcoal. Elmer's School Glue Naturals (99% natural glue formula, now discontinued) and Methylcellulose binder.
Not for sale.
Cave deer
Natural pigments on tile, 2 x 2", 2018
Inspired by the cave paintings of Paleolithic France. Hand-collected Pacific Northwest pigments including iron ochre, chalk, and charcoal. Elmer's School Glue Naturals (99% natural glue formula, now discontinued) and Methylcellulose binder.
Not for sale.