Saguaro Cactus Graphite Drawing Instrument by Zen Stone Garden Material_Mixed Wood connotes a sense of place

connotes a sense of place that has meaning in their own lives

My interest in pattern has limited my use of the traditional large areas of watercolor washes--instead I use smaller broken areas of paint

and my hands as the means to make parts that are altered and assembled into complete pieces

These cards are blank on the inside & are paired with smooth white envelopes

She carries this out by co-owning Outside the Lines Art Gallery and selling the work of both local and regional artists

Saguaro Cactus Graphite Drawing Instrument by Zen Stone Garden Material_Mixed Wood connotes a sense of placeThis graphite drawing instrument was made by Kelly Barker in Newport, Oregon. The Saguaro Cactus has the scientific name of Carneglea gigantea in honor of Andre Carnegie. They can grow up to 70 ft. tall and are the homes of many native birds. They can be seen all over the southwestern US. They are an iconic symbol of the American West. Indigenous natives used the Saguaro as an important source of food, shelter, and tools. This two sided graphite