18”x18” prints were made of 5”.5”x5”.5” canyon landscapes on matboard. Those prints were mounted onto wood panels and then painted over creating an iteration of the original. The same process was used with 8”x8” prints of 2.75”x2.75” works on matboard. How many times can they be enlarged?

"No one was there to watch it burn.”

(left) No One’s Fire, 8”x8”, Flashe on wood panel | (right) Gentle Fire, 2.75”x2.75”, Flashe and paint marker on matboard

"There was no difference between them and the canyon walls, tall grasses, and dark earth. They belonged to the landscape completely.”

(left) Completely, 18”x18”, Flashe on wood panel | (right) When the Wind Died, 5.5”x5.5”, Flashe and paint marker on matboard

"In the sun, the grass shined the same blue as the canyon.”

(left) Blue, 8”x8”, Flashe and paint marker on wood panel | (right) Green Scrub, 2.75”x2.75”, Flashe and paint marker on matboard

“She knew her visit had come to an end.” | Phases, 5.5”x5.5”, Flashe on matboard

“The sky felt heavy with the distant smoke.” | Smoke Canyon, 2.25”x2.25”, Flashe on matboard

Dog Amulet Necklace (Friendship Guide)

“Dog helps to reach the places you don’t yet know.”

Buffalo Amulet Necklace (Groundedness)

“Monk’s mass filled space the same way a mountain did. He was eternal as if his heavy bison hooves sprouted directly from the landscape.”

Possum Amulet Charm (Resourcefulness)

“After the threat was gone, Pearl seemingly rose from the dead and scrambled away. The opossum had been very much alive during the encounter, she was just practicing her mastery of self-preservation.”

Armadillo Amulet Charm (Autonomy)

“Artemis was intensely focused on foraging. With her snout to the ground, the armadillo carried on, perfectly content at being alone on her quest.”