Tundra Tapestries

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Loose atmospheric watercolor painting of a tundra landscape using super granulating pigments.

Loose atmospheric watercolor painting of a mountainous landscape using super granulating pigments.

Loose atmospheric watercolor painting of waterfalls in Iceland.

Loose atmospheric watercolor painting of a mountain using super granulating pigments.

It’s time for a drink, A Frozen Tiki drink

Scratched painted plywood

Frigid temperatures and frozen water with ice and snow cover this arctic landscape artwork.

12x16 watercolor enhanced colored pencil of a wild wolf.

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Abstraction of a tundra landscape with a stones at the forefront.

Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge, North Carolina, U.S. A. also with pintail ducks.

Lioness relaxing looking across the tundra.

A single Tundra Swam paddles about the flooded fields in Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in a serene bird lover piece.

Simple drawing.

Polar bear, Ursus maritimus, which means “sea bear”. Polar bear mother and her cub walking on the coastal Tundra. This bear has not had anything to eat for about 8 months. She is waiting for the ice to freeze on Hudson Bay so that she can hunt for Harp Seals. Adult female polar bears weigh from 330 to more than 550 pounds, 150 to more than 250 kilos. The cub is 10-11 months old & still breast feeding. Polars Bears are endangered due to global warming. It is estimated that the Churchill population will be nonviable in 30 years, and it is the largest single Polar bear population. Polar Bears are to Global Warming/Climate Change what Canaries were to Mining. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Images of Endearment & Other Groups.) .

Lake and mountain ridge at summit of Guanella Pass, near Georgetown Colorado

Polar bear, Ursus maritimus, which means “sea bear”. Male Polar Bear walking on the tundra. This bear has not had anything to eat for about 8 months. He is waiting for the ice to freeze on Hudson Bay so that he can hunt for Harp Seals. Adult male polar bears weigh from 775 to more than 1,500 pounds, 350 to more than 680 kilos. Polar Bears are endangered due to global warming. It is estimated that the Churchill population will be unviable in 30 years, and it is the largest single Polar bear population in the world. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in A Wilderness Somewhere, and Other Groups.) (6991 views at 14 April 2015.) .

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"I stand in the river of joy." is a powerful thought form mantra by ej gold. I create the image and then draw a mantra card from the 100 mantra card deck. May you feel the joy, vibrate in joy

4x4 Offroad Legends series: Toyota Landcruiser J40. The Toyota Land Cruiser (J40) was a series of four-wheel drive vehicles produced by Toyota from 1960 to 1984. It was a rugged, off-road vehicle that was popular with military and civilian buyers alike. The J40 series included a number of different models, including the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40, which was a short wheelbase model that was popular with military and civilian buyers, and the Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40, which was a long wheelbase model that was primarily used as a utility vehicle. Both models were available with a variety of engines and transmission options, and they were known for their durability and reliability. The J40 series was eventually replaced by the Toyota Land Cruiser

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Featured 8/28/14 in Art Universe Featured 9/5/14 in In One's Mind's Eye Featured 9/10/14 in PixElations Thanks to global warming, the Inuit might no longer have to deal with the permafrost of "the frozen tundra" in many areas, but may soon have to learn how to mow the lawn. Former igloo communities now look very different, as this whimsical image illustrates. Created in Mandelbulb3D v.1.8.9 starting with parameters from Hot Off The Grill by Undead-Academy (see below). Additional work done in GIMP v.2.8. Best if viewed larger. youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-x5QOSqP3E

Owl and Fox

A national symbol of Canada.

Gates Of The Arctic National Park Alaska

Gates Of The Arctic National Park Alaska

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Gates Of The Arctic National Park Alaska

Gates Of The Arctic National Park Alaska

A badge celebrating the National Park, it's state, and foundation date.

The tundra vole (Microtus oeconomus) is a small rodent native to the tundra regions of North America and Eurasia. It is found in areas of northern Canada and Alaska, as well as in northern Europe, Greenland, Siberia, and parts of Russia. The tundra vole is an herbivore, eating mostly grasses and sedges. It is a solitary creature, living in burrows dug into the ground. It is active throughout the year and feeds mainly at night. Its diet consists of seeds, roots, and leaves. It is an important food source for predators such as foxes, wolves, and owls.

This design features an anthropomorphic tundra swan enjoying a cup of coffee, with the playful caption "Bottoms Up" referencing the bird's natural dabbling behavior. The swan's expression exudes both sophistication and whimsy as it indulges in its morning brew. With the scientific name and the words "Tundra Swan" accompanying the image, the design offers a delightful blend of humor, avian charm, and coffee culture, sure to bring a smile to bird lovers and coffee enthusiasts alike.

Polar bear, Ursus maritimus, which means “sea bear”. Male Polar Bear walking on the tundra. This bear has not had anything to eat for about 8 months. He is waiting for the ice to freeze on Hudson Bay so that he can hunt for Harp Seals. Adult male polar bears weigh from 775 to more than 1,500 pounds, 350 to more than 680 kilos. Polar Bears are endangered due to global warming. It is estimated that the Churchill population will be unviable in 30 years, and it is the largest single Polar bear population in the world. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in A Wilderness Somewhere, & Others.) (2631 views at 7 June 2015)

Snowy Owl in Circle

summer time flower. Artist Statement - These flowers alway remind me of our triune God. When I order flowers for our church altar the florist always use 3 of the same flowers to represent the Trinity, so I thought I too would place 3 of the same kind of flowers in my artwork to honor our triune God. Ecclesiastes 4:12 reminds us , "A cord of three strands is not easily broken."