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Deconstructed Eagle (Quadtych)

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In Her Shoes #1

In Her Shoes #3

prints after a series of four 12″x 12″ paintings

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Double Orca Blanket

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Moon Woman #8

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from the website: Traditionally, Haida moons were portrayed as female, with labrets to illustrate their gender. I wanted to create a moon with a face that had feminine qualities alone. The original Moon mask was carved from yellow cedar and was my first attempt in carving a mask. I chose to create a mold and cast the mask in white resin because I wanted to give it a modern and clean lined appearance, it also made for a lighter outcome to mount my frame to. I painted my Raven Crest in the background by using parts of the Raven elements to keep the modern feel as well as the traditional aspect intact.

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Haidaranian Raven Eggs

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Raven Transforming 

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from the website: “I called this triptych ‘Raven Transforming’ because the design continuously transforms from one medium to another to form a complete Raven design.

This was a fun set to work on – each panel being a completely different medium created a bit of a challenge to keep all of the pieces aligning where they meet. This meant checking several times throughout the process of each panel. I was pleased with the way these came together in the end.” – Trace Yeomans

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Phoenix 

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Ukrainian Hummingbird Paddle 

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from the website: “For this [paddle], I wanted to do something very unique and original. I decided to combine both my ethnic origins, using a traditional Haida-style design for the Hummingbird, with intertwining flowers on the black background. I borrowed this idea from Ukrainian Easter eggs, which have black backgrounds and brightly coloured designs or flowers.” – Trace Yeomans