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.
Posts Tagged ‘Barbara Close’
Stand Strong
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, Birds, Treewhispers on August 23, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Stand Strong
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, honoring trees, tree art, Treewhispers on August 6, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Exploring…
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, Treewhispers on July 14, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Exploring Calligraphic Lines Thru the Trees II
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, Treewhispers on July 13, 2021| Leave a Comment »
“Exploring Calligraphic Lines Thru the Trees
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, Calligraphic Lines, Handmade paper, honoring trees, storytelling, tree art, Treewhispers on July 9, 2021| 1 Comment »
I LOVED doing my “Exploring Calligraphic Lines Thru the Trees” Workshop.
I enjoyed giving them a new project each week of different tree styles & techniques. They all picked their own wording to go with each design.
Students have sent fabulous feedback and are still posting – we have a FB group for them. So happy that it went well!! I would love to do it again for other groups in the future.
I truly believe, we were all connected because of the subject – everyone had such a beautiful feeling for the trees and the energy they all brought to the class. I was blown away and truly amazed.
Artwork/Text by Barbara Close
Calligraphic Lines
Posted in Art, tagged Barbara Close, calligraphy, Treewhispers on April 13, 2021| Leave a Comment »
From the April Nib Notes Newsletter / Society of Calligraphy / Southern California / https://societyforcalligraphy.org/
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- From loss is knowing
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- I was diagnosed…
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