Idealistic Eagle with a Blue Egg Wood Print

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Idealistic Eagle with a Blue Egg is the color version of Eagle with an Egg. The idea for this came to me in a dream and I could not shake the imagery. I can't tell you what it means/symbolizes because I'm not clear on that myself. Phrases like "dependance on oil," and "over protective mother," and "world's police force" keep popping into my head every time I look at it. All I ask is, before you organize a lynch party to come after me, try looking at it another way. I'd be interested to know what kinds of meanings/ideas it arouses for you.

My passion for art came naturally from both sides of my family tree. However, most of my early inspiration and training came from my father who was gifted in many media. I also acquired a keen interest in history, anthropology, archaeology, and nature from my father. For me, art is a way of exploring the wide and diverse world and expressing myself within it. As a result, I work with a variety of media in a diverse number of styles, often simultaneously. Unfortunately, my curiosity and diverse interests often means that many pieces of art get left incomplete...or that I end up finishing pieces years after I began them. It also means that I have a tendency to dabble in experimental methods, materials, or subjects...