Hubby and I are treehuggers. Not in a holier-than-thou, I-always-recycle, never-ever-use-plastic-grocery-bags kind of way ( though there may be a little of that ), we’re more the Babe!-did-you-see-the-size-of-that-tree, doesn’t-that-tree-trunk-look-like-the-Venus-de-Willendorf, oh-I-want-to-hug-it variety. As the days get longer and the weather gets slightly warmer, we’re beginning to plan lots of treks into the woods to do some tree-gazing. One of our favorite things to do is lay on the ground and look up at the trees and their branches. So to get you in the mood for perhaps a little tree-gazing of your own, here are a few artists who share our woodsy love!
Adam Shaw | Liz Ruest | Angie Renfro |Susan Goldsmith
So how about you, Artsies? Any tree-hugging plans this weekend? 🙂
Featured image is The Truth Calls Us Into Being by Adam Shaw, oil on canvas, 70×50. All images are via the artist’s websites, linked above.
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5 responses to “Friday Faves: Branching Out”
no tree hugging, but if i find a pretty one i will kiss it
LOL Brian!
This is a beautiful collection! LOVE the Renfro piece 🙂
My fave, too! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Amazing compositions, I specially love Eastern Redbud II, thank you for sharing!