A larger-than-life honey bee navigates its way between flowers in a spontaneous, minimalist field of line work that creates a sense of air and atmosphere—a bold snapshot that celebrates the strength and beauty of our beloved honey bees. Drawn in charcoal and graphite, the marks create a sense of movement while inviting close inspection of form, texture, and light.

• 300 lb natural white hot press cotton rag paper with deckle edges

• 20.5 × 26 inches

• Original, signed on the front, unframed

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Inspired by the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, this robin lives in a world of earthy corals, grassy greens, and warm yellows. Layers of spontaneous gouache, graphite, and charcoal leave much of the paper untouched, allowing simplicity and imperfection to become part of the composition.

• Museum-quality giclée print, created in studio

• 300 gsm, 100% cotton, acid-free paper

• 8.5 × 11 inches

Often overshadowed by the bright yellow breeding plumage of the male, the female American Goldfinch has a quieter elegance. This original graphite and charcoal drawing celebrates the subtle beauty of one of North America's most familiar backyard songbirds, resting on fresh vine growth. Part of The Aviary collection.

• Original graphite and charcoal drawing

• 270 gsm (100 lb) acid-free paper

• 8 × 10 inches

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The Stone Dinosaur note cards go beyond cartoon dinosaurs, and feature geological artwork on the front and species information on the back. Eco-friendly stationery for kids, collectors, educators, and dinosaur enthusiasts.

Blank inside for hand written thank you cards, birthday wishes, or event invites or hellos.

• 4.25 x 5.50 inches

• A joy to write on. Printed on 110lb, 100% post-consumer waste paper made with wind energy (FSC Certified).

• Locally Crafted in Ohio, USA.

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The Story Behind the Art
The Stone Dinosaurs were created on location in rock quarries and local nature hikes by photographing stone formations and boulders through hand-cut paper stencils. This meticulous process captures these ancient animals in the same geological materials where their fossilized bones are discovered.