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Oregon (with trees)
If Oregon is known for anything, it’s the towering fir and hemlock trees that cover the mountains and valleys with a shady blanket of forest.
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If Oregon is known for anything, it’s the towering fir and hemlock trees that cover the mountains and valleys with a shady blanket of forest.
Someone asked for an outline of the state of Oregon with the blue and gold of the state flag and the beaver icon, the state
Ready to study? Here is a stack of school books, see the dreaded math book on the top of the pile… it’s waiting for you.
Oh how fun… a slimy little green slithery friend with a coy smile who is looking to peruse your garden before it’s even full grown.
Here is a couple fishing together in a small boat. (This was another request — thanks folks!) Free Graphic: Image of two people fishing in
We’re working on getting all of the legacy collection graphics back online..! Check back to see more as we add them. Current available galleries:
This is a drippy beeswax candle among the boughs of a tree. I wanted to capture the feeling that the candle is actually producing light.
Say hello to my little friend! This painting was inspired by a close encounter of the arachnid kind. Walking outside to get the mail one
I finally finished my painting series of a tree in a field at different times of the year. I started with winter (a borrowed painting
My child’s favorite kind of flowers are Zinnias, so I plant them every year, as many different kinds as I can find seeds for! They
I have a huge collection of buttons! I’ll be showing it and making custom buttons at an antique fair on June 1 in Cottage Grove. Stay tuned for more info.
Mung bean sprouts — tasty treats for humans and pets
A month after the ice storm, that snow is looking dangerously close.
It may look a bit weird, but this photo is my little bag of pressed curds, hanging there dripping off their last little bit of whey.
Time to revisit Christmas goodies past…