Dreamscape | Twisted Tree #1 in Oils

Description

Framing will be included for anyone who picks it up or arranges for additional shipping charges (US addresses only).

I’ll update the photo here as it progresses, but if you like to see all of the stages it goes through, here’s a post at my blog just for that: https://www.wildozark.com/twisted-tree-in-ozark-pigment-oils/. You can also follow me at Instagram, where I always post progress pics as I’m working on something.

Pigment sources

Stones

Brown sandstone, russet sandstone, yellow sandstone, red sandstone, green sandstone, shale, and magnetite. Titanium white (outsourced).

Reference Image Credits

There is no reference for this one, it’s all from my twisted little mind.

Prints of Twisted Tree #1 in Oils

All of my prints are processed in house with a professional giclée art printer using archival inks. The paper is archival watercolor paper for high quality prints. Available once painting is finished drying.

Notecards

Notecards are 4 x 5.5″, blank inside, and printed on the same professional printer as my prints. Each are packaged in a clear bag with an envelope and the insert that tells the story of how I began my watercolor journey with Ozark pigments. All of my artwork is available on notecards, and you can mix and match to order a set of 5 for a discount. Sets are not individually packaged, but are attractively presented together in a box. Click here to find out more about notecard sets. (Will link when listing is live. in the meantime, email me at madison@wildozark.com to order a set. I’ll invoice you.)

NFT Art

The NFT is available for 1.5 Sol at Exchange Art. If you buy the physical and would like the NFT, if it is still available I’ll send it to your wallet at no extra charge.

More Info

All of my paintings begin with foraging for rocks, bones, clay, or other pigment sources. If you’d like to read a little more about my life of foraging for rocks, read this post: She Delivers in Spades. If you’d like to see how the paints are actually made, read this post: Making Smooth Paint from Rock Dust.

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