Flats, all magnets
-Black Skimmer (head)
-Ruddy Turnstone
-Florida Bobwhite (head)
-Common Yellowthroat (SE US subspecies)
-Coopers Hawk (head, small male)
Some of these are available in my Etsy store:
D Aves FL Etsy
Friday, July 14, 2017
DAvesFL - July 2017 Collection
DAvesFL - July 2017 Collection
Flats, all magnets
-Black Skimmer (head)
-Ruddy Turnstone
-Florida Bobwhite (head)
-Common Yellowthroat (SE US subspecies)
-Coopers Hawk (head, small male)
Some of these are available in my Etsy store:
D Aves FL Etsy
Flats, all magnets
-Black Skimmer (head)
-Ruddy Turnstone
-Florida Bobwhite (head)
-Common Yellowthroat (SE US subspecies)
-Coopers Hawk (head, small male)
Some of these are available in my Etsy store:
D Aves FL Etsy
A Late Hatching Egg...
Welcome! My name is David Kramer and today is the beginning of my new blog!
I just wanted to share more of my artwork online where it is more accessible to people that do not use Instagram, which is mostly where I post my work. . If you'd like to see my work there, please search: D_Aves_Fl
The world is always changing rapidly. This past year seems to have been extremely hectic. Maybe that's just the direction people are moving; to be busier and busier, to the point were we barely have time to stop and think about anything. It's during these times that we must not lose our connection with nature, because this is what will always bring us back down to earth.
I mention this because this blog is about birds... another group of busy creatures that never seem to stop either. Though it is good to be a busy warbler, fluttering quickly from branch to branch, never stopping for more than a second, sometimes it's good to be an owl. Standing still to observe the world around you, and taking in every detail.
I know people don't read blogs too much nowadays with Instagram and Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter. It still is a useful tool to post something that requires a lot more information than a short snippet of something much more complicated.
I hope to post my artwork here, which comprises mainly of bird carvings that fall into two categories:
1- three-dimensional carvings that are made from a solid piece of basswood. These resemble the actual size and shape of the bird.
2- What I call "flats". These are more two-dimensional, usually consisting of a flat piece of basswood, that is less than a centimeter thick. These are usually made into magnets or framed.
The birds I carve are primarily species found here in South Florida. Sometimes I will carve birds from other areas that I've seen while on vacation or traveling. I always carve birds that I have personally seen.
Thank you for stopping by my blog, I greatly appreciate it. Please come again to see more of my work and occasional stories from birdwatching trips around South Florida.
~David Kramer
I just wanted to share more of my artwork online where it is more accessible to people that do not use Instagram, which is mostly where I post my work. . If you'd like to see my work there, please search: D_Aves_Fl
The world is always changing rapidly. This past year seems to have been extremely hectic. Maybe that's just the direction people are moving; to be busier and busier, to the point were we barely have time to stop and think about anything. It's during these times that we must not lose our connection with nature, because this is what will always bring us back down to earth.
I mention this because this blog is about birds... another group of busy creatures that never seem to stop either. Though it is good to be a busy warbler, fluttering quickly from branch to branch, never stopping for more than a second, sometimes it's good to be an owl. Standing still to observe the world around you, and taking in every detail.
I know people don't read blogs too much nowadays with Instagram and Facebook, Snapchat and Twitter. It still is a useful tool to post something that requires a lot more information than a short snippet of something much more complicated.
I hope to post my artwork here, which comprises mainly of bird carvings that fall into two categories:
1- three-dimensional carvings that are made from a solid piece of basswood. These resemble the actual size and shape of the bird.
2- What I call "flats". These are more two-dimensional, usually consisting of a flat piece of basswood, that is less than a centimeter thick. These are usually made into magnets or framed.
The birds I carve are primarily species found here in South Florida. Sometimes I will carve birds from other areas that I've seen while on vacation or traveling. I always carve birds that I have personally seen.
Thank you for stopping by my blog, I greatly appreciate it. Please come again to see more of my work and occasional stories from birdwatching trips around South Florida.
~David Kramer
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
I’m back!
Hello Readers, As everyone in the world knows, the last 2 years of the pandemic has been tumultuous and really threw a wrench in everythin...
-
I finally finished my carving of the Bachman's Sparrow I saw this spring at Jonathan Dickinson State Park, in Martin County, Florida. Th... -
Its mid-fall 2018 now and the holiday season is starting! Snow birds (actual birds and people from up north) are here in South Florida, an... -
In a few weeks spring will be here, but in South Florida it already feels like springtime. The oaks are blooming, the weather is getting war...