A bowl for Clive, a mantle for Tanner, and a spoon and a saddle (I am only responsible for the plaque, which is in hedge and walnut) for Harold. This weeks bonus image is a little tree frog freshly emerged from my son’s tadpole nursery. I trust you’ll forgive so many images of one bowl when you consider how stunning the character of the grain is from every angle.
(WARNING: this post contains chicken nudity and other images associated with the butchering of poultry)
I had so much excellent help from four amazing people that I felt like Tom Sawyer on fence painting day.
The next generation
additional photo credits, including the opening flower, go to DCR
Small Rain
There is the first part of an interview about my Puppet Theater here at UK artist, Clive Hicks-Jenkins’ blog if you would like to check it out. Thanks everyone for the visits.
Thank you to my great friend Cody for the first photograph in this group.
see, I raised this one up for you
from beginning to end
I led him to slaughter
he fed my community, my family and neighbors, your mother, brothers and sisters
this ancient, the second biggest cottonwood in my land stood by as a witness to the shedding of blood
thank you to my friend Brad for some of the pictures this week
Layers of history at the bottom of the ancient ocean…
John Beartrist Laceroot Theme, 5-string banjo
The Sign of Jonah, guitar and voice
The ocean of images from the deluge of early February
If you like Jonah, check out my friend Robbie Pruitt’s opus.
The School of the Transfer of Energy 