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What on Earth?!

Posted on December 1, 2020 by Terry J. Woodall

“Clustering” is the second in a series of drawings in the year of covid-19. The central figures, including the snag, is a 100% natural image taken from the heartwood of a myrtlewood tree. The first drawing can be seen in … Continue reading →

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What on Earth?! Orca Fever

Posted on December 3, 2014 by Terry J. Woodall

  This rendition of two specific whales was created at the request of Orca Network for their fund raising activities.  Lolita, the daughter of Ocean Sun, is a full grown whale in a Miami aquarium, and is the subject of … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Vancouver, Canada, Art Exhibition

Posted on September 22, 2014 by Terry J. Woodall

  Orcas “On the Hunt”, a myrtlewood sculpture by Terry Woodall, is part of the annual Art of Conservation international exhibition and Art Festival in Vancouver, Canada.  As part of the festival’s artist demonstrations, Terry will show his techniques of staining … Continue reading →

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What on Earth?! New Art Work Debuts in Miami

Posted on November 27, 2013 by Terry J. Woodall

An art exhibition coinciding with Art Basel Miami includes Terry Woodall’s new line of wall art.  The art exhibition “Endangered: Art for Apes” will open in Miami’s Wynwood Art District as part of the kick off events of Art Basel … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Bonsall

Posted on October 30, 2013 by Terry J. Woodall

Somewhere, way up in the maze of beams and lofty reaches of adobe, a persistent commotion had startled me awake.  Staring up from a restless sleep, these shuffling and thumping noises seemed to align with the other weird occurrences of … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Roseburg

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Terry J. Woodall

In proportion to their size, the vertical tunnel was endlessly long and deepened into the mysterious void that waited to swallow them. But undeterred they came, spiraling down like a slow motion cyclone until they disappeared one by one into … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Rock Prairie

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Terry J. Woodall

There was no sign or sound of the wind and rain that had vehemently lashed and pounded the hillsides all the day before and well into the late evening.  Alarmed by a power failure in the middle of the night, … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Port Townsend

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Terry J. Woodall

From the top of the bluffs lining the shore, one could look out over the restless, steel blue waters of the sound to ridges of mountains that receded in the distance and were dominated by one major snow capped peak … Continue reading →

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Where on Earth?! Ollala

Posted on May 28, 2011 by Terry J. Woodall

Near the end of a gravel road, letters cut from rustic wood proclaimed the residence of “Jack and Jill”, and yes, they lived up the hill, Hoover Hill to be exact, but more importantly their quaint log cabin nestled alongside … Continue reading →

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