The Hidden Hand black_edges and the Korean Peninsula

and the Korean Peninsula

and then as he calmed he turned upside down in a completely trusting and vulnerable pose like this

spawned in the wild and not created in a hatchery

He has seen the light again along with his small Octopus companion in order to fulfill a clients wish for his wife’s birthday

The very embodiment of Spring and of life returning to the face of the earth after the long wet winter along Oregons iconic coastline

The Hidden Hand black_edges and the Korean PeninsulaThis image appeared on its own on a Cedar tree round after I had taken a print of just my hand. I loved the faint white outline and deep subtle effect so I immediately printed itsometimes the bestselling pieces are those you dont try and control! Image Size: 14. 625w X 27. 5h Printed on Black Unryu Mulberry bark paper with archival Gamblin inks and mounted on dimensional FSC Birch wood panels with black lacquered sides. Signed with 24 K Gold Hanko