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Lodgepole Pine Cone Art Print
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Lodgepole Pine Cone art print by Timothy Livingston. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
Design Details
A lodgepole pine cone drawn in pen and ink and plein aire. See the post on theforesterartist.com at... more
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Artist's Description
A lodgepole pine cone drawn in pen and ink and plein aire. See the post on theforesterartist.com at http://theforesterartist.com/2014/08/15/forestry-friday-lodgepole-pine-in-plein-air/.
About Timothy Livingston
Watercolor is bright, dynamic and full of surprises. Pen and ink has clean lines and hard contrasts. These are my favorite mediums. My experience as an artist has been a long journey, and what a joy it's been. I spend my days surrounded by a natural world that inspires to be turned into art. I'm a Californian, a forester and an artist. My desk is the hood of my truck and forest is my office. I'm simply a dirt forester and an uncultivated artist.
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Ginny Youngblood
Love this. Simple but beautiful! I love pinecones. l/f
Timothy Livingston replied:
Thank you Ginny. This was a plein aire drawing. I love pinecones too. It goes with the territory for me. ;)