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I met Donkey on the Big Island at a developing farm and animal sanctuary. Along with maybe a dozen cows and a few horses...
10/09/2026

I met Donkey on the Big Island at a developing farm and animal sanctuary. Along with maybe a dozen cows and a few horses.

My partner was attending an aircrete workshop and I was just hanging out, basking in the tropical storm that was going on. The morning the storm broke the owner was headed up the mountain to feed the animals and asked if I'd like to join, and duh. So I hopped in the back of the rusty island truck, filled with hay and up we went through the eucalyptus.
The cows and horses came a runnen, eager for breakfast and were not shy about sticking their slobbery faces up in our faces to be the first ones fed. I love cows and I was very glad to be in the back of a truck. We were surrounded by their giant faces with just enough room for our cloths to not accidentally become part of breakfast as the frame on the truck bed limited their reach. The horses, apparently the bosses in the herd, eventually claimed the feeding grounds which included giving little Donkey a chance to eat. Donkey, a fraction of the size of the cows, definitely needed the horses help. He was sweet as could be, still sopping wet from the rain. He let me get as close as I was comfortable to give him hay, take photos and even pet his soft velvety snout. We hung out for some time just enjoying the peace of the mountain top jungle. He knew the routine. The horses will keep the cows away and he could take his time. So we did.
I have to say, Donkey ( his name is Donkey ) was my favorite part of this trip and I love that have this memory in painting form to remind me of the magical trip to feed the herd up the mountain.

This painting was an inspired peice, a modified print of "The Gaurdian" made special for a friend. The original feels st...
10/08/2026

This painting was an inspired peice, a modified print of "The Gaurdian" made special for a friend. The original feels strong and mysterious. This one to me feels soft, nourishing and safe. Almost as if the gaurdian is also protected and not just the protector.

I was taking pictures of some of my Originals that I have at home recently for an inquir-er. It was fun to see what I st...
10/08/2026

I was taking pictures of some of my Originals that I have at home recently for an inquir-er. It was fun to see what I still have ready and waiting for a new home. I only have so much wall space, so a lot of it is stored out of sight. So I'm gonna do a week or so of daily posting the Originals I still have available. Granted I have several scattered about like on Big Island and Juneau that will have to be substituted for a stored image (but I have progress photos we can revisit!

This painting is called "Nature's Portal" and it represents, to me, the wonder of life. In essence the beauty and perfection of a single flower can be the portal to a profound reflection of our own perfect "intelligent" creation (our body and overall existance) and its part in the universal unfolding of things. We find the same perfection on a grand scale. When you look across the landscape everything is interacting in a perfect symbiosis. It may be grand, beautiful, dramatic, gruisome, destructive, wild, soft, hard, volitile, passive... you get it. It is complex and not always the perfectionists idea of perfection, yet somehow it is perfect. How could it be anything else. A flower, so perfect as a dahlia, is just a beautiful messenger, but everything natural around us tells the same story.

Today's progress. Every time I sit down to paint I have to set up everything. The living room is my workshop, so each se...
10/04/2026

Today's progress.

Every time I sit down to paint I have to set up everything. The living room is my workshop, so each session is a full set up and cleanup. So sometimes I just pull out the markers and pens cause it's so much easier. Even if it doesn't make sense at the stage I'm in for a painting. Because the most important part is to keep creating.

The wind is blowing and the its been overcast or raining. Time for some bright creating.
10/03/2026

The wind is blowing and the its been overcast or raining. Time for some bright creating.

10/01/2026

Just having some fun tonight. Got a great base for a mandala.

09/27/2026

Finally time for some creativity!
A quick dahlia study to get the juices flowing. Nothing like a rainy sunday to reignite creation.

Southeast Alaska State Fair entries are headed out soon! I loove seeing all the art from across southeast. It is a highl...
07/13/2026

Southeast Alaska State Fair entries are headed out soon!
I loove seeing all the art from across southeast. It is a highlight of the fair for me. Send in your art! You never know, you might just get a ribbon. At the very least you'll make the fair one or more art peice(s) richer, which is priceless.

I am so excited to be shipping this painting off to it's forever home with The Angel Project Angel Project made a realit...
06/14/2026

I am so excited to be shipping this painting off to it's forever home with The Angel Project Angel Project made a reality by Jason D Laurence. Excited to see this project continue to unfold to be a beacon of light.
The peice: "Melahel"
By Brooke Jasky-Zuber
The angel of healing, nature and protection.

The lighting was dim in my place, so hopefully the angel project will get a better photo 😁

A lot of my art is inspired by my awe and wonder of natural world. I like to get up close to plants and explore the micr...
04/29/2026

A lot of my art is inspired by my awe and wonder of natural world. I like to get up close to plants and explore the microcosm as much i love I climb mountains and the vastness of the macro. I find the close up details of plants entrancing and often find myself side tracked on walks staring into leaves and petals, even spores and strobiles.

This photo is from one of my plant starts (one of my day jobs ) suuper up close.
Livingston Daisy's are covered in these droplets from when they first emerge. They aren't dew drops, they are bladder bubbles (not a technical term. I just like it)

What They Are: These bubbles are actually called bladder cells or epidermal bladder cells. They are specialized, enlarged surface cells that store water and minerals, making the plant look like it is covered in ice crystals—which is why it is often called an "Ice Plant".

Their Purpose: They act as a water storage mechanism for the plant to handle dry conditions and help manage light intensity.

Hope your inspired. ❤️
Have a lovely day.

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