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by Steve Hamlin
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Golden-fronted Woodpeckers are found only in Texas, mostly in the interior. Linda and I were visiting Sabine Woods nature preserve, near Port Arthur... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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Golden-fronted Woodpeckers are found only in Texas, mostly in the interior. Linda and I were visiting Sabine Woods nature preserve, near Port Arthur when this pair showed up. I would have dismissed them as Red-bellied Woodpeckers had not some other birders who were more familiar with Texas birds been there. I developed this painting from a couple of photos from that visit.
My subject matter reflects three life-long passions: nature, history, and architecture. I have lived most of my life in New England. I love painting subjects from my home region, as well as from the travel that my wife, Linda and I enjoy doing together. I paint only in watercolor, in a style that lies somewhere between impressionistic and photo-realistic. I love the transparency and immediacy of watercolors and celebrate the happy accidents of the medium, as well as its challenges. After many years of drawing only as a preliminary step to the main event - a painting - I've recently begun drawing as an end in itself again. Please browse my catalog of drawings and paintings. If you have a comment or question, please contact me. I...
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