My Tree Bark drawings were originally included in my Field Notes exhibition, inspired by observations of forest, mountain, and waterway trails in the Pacific Northwest. The drawings are a study in varied mark making in order to abstract the distinct characteristics of the bark of specific trees. When viewed from a distance, one can recognize these distinct characteristics of bark. However, on close inspection, micro worlds within the bark come to life in natural and universal patterns and design.
The original drawings are black ink and white acrylic on Dura-lar (Mylar). You can order fine-quality archival pigment prints of these drawings directly from the printer at Paper and Ink Studio. Click here to peruse the prints and order.
The original drawings are black ink and white acrylic on Dura-lar (Mylar). You can order fine-quality archival pigment prints of these drawings directly from the printer at Paper and Ink Studio. Click here to peruse the prints and order.
The following are detail images of the 10 original 9" H x 11" W drawings, to highlight the fine details and mark making.
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