Alabama Ebony jewelwing

Description

After a 4 month separation from my printmaking tools, I am celebrating the reunion with a 4 x 4 series: four wildlife studies (bird, reptile, insect, plant) for four states I've lived in (Idaho, Alabama, Kansas, Texas). While in Alabama, I was a field technician monitoring Eastern bluebird populations. It entailed spending a great deal of time out along the edges of agricultural fields and pastures, where critters of all sorts abound

There was a sweet little stream near Tuskegee, Alabama, where I loved to spend my free afternoons. I had many magical moments there - catfish-eating water snakes, waterthrushes, screech owls. One time I encountered this lovely black damselfly with a strange bouncing flight: the Ebony jewelwing. Jewelwings stick to forested streams, and the females have white dots on the tips of their wings.

This original hand-pulled print is 3" x 3", on 4" x 5" Japanese kozo-shi paper. Each piece is signed and dated by the artist.

Want all 4 of any state series prints (i.e. prints prefaced with "Idaho," "Alabama," et al.)? $30 + free shipping!
Just convo me beforehand for details.

Added on Sep 22, 2009

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