“Current” is a new page in my portfolio showcasing where my art is showing. Happy Gallery hopping!
Current
Book Cover Art
It was an honor to be asked to illustrate Rick’s “Truths of the Trail”
Agriculture, Market, and Food
More images on the Arquetopia Page of my portfolio. Click on Artwork. Click on Arquetopia, Peru page.
Architecture and Gardens
I’ve added a sampling of common sights around my residence and the town of Urubamba.
Cusco, Plants, and Festivals/Ceremonies in Peru
Well, I am days within returning from my Artist Residency in Urubamba, Peru. Obviously, the blogging did not happen as planned, but I have uploaded a few photos over the past week. More to come. Enjoy. And feel free to ask questions or share your experiences.
Arquetopia Artist Residency
Indeed! I have arrived at Urubamba, Peru. Stay tuned for a weekly update.
Completion of the AZT
Stretching more than 800 miles, from the U.S. border at Mexico to the Utah state line, The Arizona National Scenic Trail (AZT) was a big-horizon goal. Inspired and supported by many people, I decided to section hike a contiguous trail northbound (NoBo). My journey began June 2015 and was completed September 2021. What follows is a personal postcard for every day that I was on trail. Enjoy the journey! http://AZTKatlas on YouTube
With love, from the Arizona Trail
One of our favorite wilderness artists is Kat Manton-Jones, whose illustrated journal, The Katlas (KatlasJourney.com) depicts her backcountry adventures on the Arizona Trail. Here are some of her brand-new sketches, which she created on a recent walk from Mormon Lake to Schultz Pass. A four-page full-color excerpt of Kat’s journals was featured in the first issue of the journal Deep Wild: Writing from the Backcountry last summer. The 2020 issue, just published, includes some B&W drawings from her Anasazi Artwork series.
Deep Wild: Writing from the Backcountry, the home for creative work inspired by journeys to places where there are no roads. deepwildjournal.com/subscribe/
Deep thanks from Deep Wild — Deep Wild Journal
Thanks to all whose subscriptions helped us not just meet but exceed our spring fundraising goal of $2000. We are gratified by the positive response to our enterprise, especially in these difficult times. The 2020 edition of Deep Wild Journal is shaping up to be a beauty: 41 writers sharing their essays, poems, and stories […]
Deep thanks from Deep Wild — Deep Wild Journal
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