In order to keep my eggs clean, I line my laying boxes with shredded paper. I shred some of my own, and I occasionally bring home shreds from the office. Imagine my surprise when I went to gather eggs and found one egg with the name of my employer on it! I just had to get the picture ...
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  This is a large, richly detailed drawing of Wilson Stewart, of Silverdale, Washington. Wilson is a woodworker, and one of the dearest people I know. He is aware that I am doing this art piece, but as he does not have Internet access, I don't have to worry about him checking up on my progress. :)
His wife, Charlotte, was not too impressed with the sketch. She says he looks too old. But this is the Wilson Stewart I know and love - and I will draw him as he is today - wise and kind, yet still a bit of a rabble-rouser.
This is for you, Stew. And for Tony and Leanne and Linda and Larry and Charlotte - and everyone else who knows you and loves you.
This Limited edition Cherokee Art print on heavy, frameable stock comes autographed by the artist, and is available
now:
$8.00
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Jim W. Coleman is an accomplished author and artist from Port Orchard, Washington, a small community directly across the Puget Sound from Seattle.
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