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The misery whip was the nickname of the big crosscut saws that the lumberjacks used in the old days.

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.