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Papermaking workshop!

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A home for all of the birds to sing

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Artwork and story by Jackie Perry

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees.

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Birds frequented it

Posted in tree stories, tagged , , on August 27, 2022| Leave a Comment »

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In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees.

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Bird’s eye view

Posted in Joyce Teta, tagged , , on August 25, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Artwork by Joyce Teta, 2016

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees.

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Stand Strong

Posted in Art, tagged , , on August 23, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Artwork by Barbara Close

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees.

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Where the owl lives

Posted in Calligraphy, Handmade paper, tagged , , , on August 20, 2022| 1 Comment »

Handmade paper and Mary Oliver story revered by Emilie Eklund, Grand Rapids, MI

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees.

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Golden-Crowned Kinglet on Birch

Posted in Art, tagged on August 18, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Artwork by JoAnn Pari-Mueller

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 Jan./Feb. Treewhispers exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees. 

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Glossary

Posted in Art on August 16, 2022| Leave a Comment »

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I Miss My Maple

Posted in Handmade paper, Treewhispers, tagged , , , on August 16, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Families shared time at the Grange Audubon papermaking event last Saturday.

It’s always fun to hear the stories they tell. I particularly enjoyed hearing how impressed they were with their dad’s artistic skills!

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Papermaking!

Posted in Handmade paper, tagged , , , on August 12, 2022| Leave a Comment »

We had a great day making paper and sharing tree stories at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center. Many thanks to Sandy Libertini, Senior Coordinator and Leigh Ann Miller, Center Director for the invitation and the assist; to the eager and talented volunteers including my daughter, Cori who’s always willing to schelp pulp; and to all those who showed up to engage in the process. Looking forward to the workshops to come and the exhibition of the work in Jan./Feb 2023.

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Robin’s Egg Blue

Posted in Art, Calligraphy, Handmade paper, Kaligrafos, Paper-making, tagged , , , , on August 4, 2022| 2 Comments »

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees. Here’s another l chance to enjoy Martha Slavin‘s lovely post, pondering, curiosity, and exploration of nature complete with a multitude of links for further information. Grateful for the connection, Martha!

https://marthaslavin.blogspot.com/2021/10/curiosities.html

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Bird nests in the branches

Posted in Art, Calligraphy, Handmade paper, Treewhispers, tagged , , on August 2, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Artwork by Patty Pape

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Chickadee

Posted in Art, Calligraphy, Handmade paper, tagged , on August 1, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Art by J. Wimberly 2018

In anticipation and celebration of the upcoming 2023 exhibition at Audubon, I’m combing the archives to honor the commensalistic relationship of birds and trees. Enjoy!

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