Formline art pacific northwest

The single most characteristic shape in all of Northwest Coast style art is the ovoid and these are some of it’s variations, there are many more. They all follow the same rules effectively de…

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Trees of the Pacific Northwest 🌲✨ So excited to share this new piece that I finished up a few weeks ago. As always, doing the research for these drawings is enlightening and so rewarding when I find myself walking around my neighborhood and actually knowing the names of the trees around me😌

Haida design

Coloring pages by Michelle Stoney, Gitxsan artist (Gitxsan/Cree)

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Feathers from Native art of the US Northwest coast

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The artist is Paul Windsor. He is a Haisla, Heiltsuk artist from Kitimat, British Columbia. The copyright belongs to NativeNorthwest.com