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Curiosities

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, Martha Slavin, tree stories, Trees, Treewhispers on October 8, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Here’s a wonderful 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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The Guardian

Posted in Art, tagged Art, Handmade paper, papermaking, tree art, tree stories, Treewhispers on October 4, 2021| 1 Comment »

Artwork anonymous/Kalamazoo,MI

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Kaligrafos Calligraphy Guild

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, Kaligrafos Calligraphy Guild, papermaking, storytelling, tree stories, Treewhispers on September 27, 2021| Leave a Comment »

A long awaited for and incredibly breathtaking capture of the Kaligrafos – Calligraphy Guild journey with Treewhispers.

Congratulations to Thomas Burns, the Council of Oaks and a multitude of Kaligrafos – Calligraphy Guild enthusiasts. Your narration, photos, videos, and sound/music choices beautifully unveiled the many months of dedication to the project—and truly its essence—the connection we have with one another—and trees, of course.

My heartfelt gratitude for your continued dedication and perseverance even—and especially— in the face of disappointment. The unique approach to the virtual exhibition in the woods (a collaboration with the trees—how perfect!) will surely touch others in a way that a gallery exhibit might otherwise not.

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Tree branch

Posted in Art, tagged Carol Thomas, Handmade paper, honoring trees, papermaking, tree art, Treewhispers on September 14, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Art and story by Carol Thomas/Schamburg, IL

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Ginko!

Posted in Art, Paper-making, Stories, Trees, tagged Art, Handmade paper, honoring trees, Treewhispers on August 27, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Artwork by Renée Tuveson, South Bend, IN, 2013

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Moose sighting!

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, Moose, papermaking, Randy Hughes, tree art, Treewhispers on August 24, 2021| Leave a Comment »

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Moose typically inhabit boreal forests and temperate broadleaf and mixed forests of the Northern Hemisphere.

Artwork by Randy Hughes

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The indomitable Oaks

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, indomitable oaks, oaks, papermaking, tree art, Treewhispers on August 13, 2021| Leave a Comment »

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Camouflage

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, papermaking, tree, tree art, Treewhispers on August 11, 2021| Leave a Comment »

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The best thing

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, tree art, Treewhispers on August 10, 2021| Leave a Comment »

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The Wood Wide Web

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, Marianne Nelson, papermaking, Suzanne Simard, tree art, tree stories, Treewhispers on July 27, 2021| 2 Comments »

Artwork by Marianne Nelson, Portland, OR

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A glimpse

Posted in Art, tagged Handmade paper, honoring trees, Kohl Children's Museum, papermaking, tree art, Treewhispers on July 11, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Photo by Pamela Paulsrud at the Kohl Children’s Museum, Glenview, IL

If you take your children or grandchildren to the Kohl Children’s Museum, on Main Street you’ll get a glimpse of the Treewhispers project and multiple contributions. Grateful for the outreach and opportunities they’ve provided.

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“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

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