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About the Motmot
Exploring the natural world with pencil and paper from high atop a one-story bungalow in the middle of Oklahoma.
Category Archives: museums
Friday Figures, and Great Art in Tulsa
If you find yourself anywhere near Tulsa between now and March 24, try to get to the Gilcrease Museum and catch the Edgar Payne (1883-1947) retrospective, The Scenic Journey. I just got home and want to turn around and go … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artists, Exhibits, figure drawing, museums, Oklahoma, painting
Tagged art, drawing, figure drawing, great artists, landscape art, museums, oil sketch, Oklahoma
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Exhibit Reviewed!
Now it all feels real. John Brandenburg of The Oklahoman reviews Drawing the Motmot. I think he likes it.
Posted in Art, Exhibits, museums, Oklahoma, self-indulgence
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Panama’s Big Tree Comes to Oklahoma
The Big Tree is coming to town. As part of Drawing the Motmot, An Artist’s View of Tropical Nature (please see the sidebar), it’s going up on the wall at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History in all … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure!, museums, Nature, Oklahoma, Panama, rainforest, Science, travel, tropics
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