"Tahoma" Original Acrylic Painting The forest burns so that

The forest burns so that new life can enter in and nourish what remains

The fact that the shaker is held in your hand allows you to get a lot of on the fly tone variation by changing the way you are holding the rattle

Many of the pages are deliberately left a little sparse

The feathers are likely woodpecker and the handle was collected on the beach of the Oregon coast

few people seemed to recognize that the video was supposed to be funny

"Tahoma" Original Acrylic Painting The forest burns so that"Tahoma" 48x32 acrylic painting on canvas with heavy duty stretcher bars Wired and ready to hang. About: I painted this imaginary view of Washington State's Mount Rainer in 2021 when I was living out in the woods about an hour NE of Seattle. Ironically I couldn't see the mountain from my home but as a long time Washington resident, Rainer, or Tahoma as the natives called it, is always there with me even now as a resident of Portland, Oregon. I used