#aspen woode

[obbydrawsstuff]

One more piece of art from At its Core. A strange new face...

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⭐ Commission Info || ⭐ My Ko-fi

[rosechata]

october colors

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Dolores, Colorado by Alex Berger

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[itsrainingpumpkins]

untitled dcl_photos

[woodsy-hoe]

some neat views from today :-)

[teeter-beetle]

Arborglyphs, the Art of Carving Stiff Bark

The handiwork of historic herders can be found all around the aspen groves of Upper Gambol. Naturally, snail herders had an abundance of time on their hands while their slow-moving flocks grazed. One popular pastime was carving glyphs into aspen trees. Arborglyphs could be used as territorial boundaries, path markers, or merely creative expressions.

Popular designs include frogs and snail shells, including creative combinations like Snail Shell + Bird (the two creatures herders are most concerned with), Snail Shell + Mushroom For more, visit frogiverse.com

[sanseterrer]

[blae-kitta]

Trek out in the woods

[shutterandsentence]

Celebrate the simple beauty of today!

Photo: Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

[obbydrawsstuff]

Some art assets I provided that were used in a super fun toonkind game @hexabeast ran! Featuring a concerning photograph and a wooden stranger...

(You can find the first game of the series here! If you have the time, feel free to give it a listen!)

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courtney wilson

[lindamarieansonsnaps]

Old road by the woods

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the blushing aspens by Max Vuong

[rabbitcruiser]

White and Green

What do you think about my pic?