Destination Unknown | Redtail Hawk

Description

I’m incredibly honored and excited to announce that Destination Unknown was at the Swale House on Governors Island, NY for the Re-Imagining Conservation: From the Ground Up exhibition. Many thanks to the Creature Conserve Arts Curator, Heather McMordie. That was this painting’s second time to visit the NYC area to hang in an exhibit. In 2020 it went to the Salmagundi Club for the Audubon Artist’s exhibition and won 3^rd place in the watermedia category. The exhibit ran from May 5 – November 2023.

Details about the Original Work

Title: Destination Unknown
Size: 20 x 16″ (portrait orientation) 24 x 20″ framed
Media: handmade watercolor, Ozark foraged pigments
Substrate: watercolor paper
Pigment source: sandstones (red, russet, brown, yellow), green siltstone, shale, limestone, char

Available in original, prints, notecards

Notecards, Prints (up to 20 x 16″) are available. If my shop says something is out of stock, other than the original, please email me or go ahead and place your order. All of my prints are produced in house on a professional giclée printer and can be printed as needed.

Click here to see the process for the making of the painting.

Hand-Foraged Pigments, Handmade Watercolor Paints

All of the pigments I use are light-fast earth pigments, unless otherwise noted in the description.

For more information on the various pigments I use, visit this page. We are blessed with an abundance of sandstone in various hues. These make up the bulk of my pigment sources, and most of them come from Felkins creek. Many are also gathered at our own little branch that spills into Felkins and from the rocky shores of King’s river downstream from where Felkins joins the river.

NFT

This painting does exist as a 1/1 on the Tezos blockchain. The current owner doesn’t have it listed for sale, but you can make an offer if you like: https://rarible.com/token/tezos/KT1RjznVnNos45HfouH2AjNTZ78NcxF2E39m:1?tab=owners