Alaskan Raven Studio

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feathers & brushstrokes

January 21, 2021 by Raven

Feathers & Brushstrokes was an exhibit of paintings
at Well Street Art Co. Fairbanks, Alaska in February, 2021

Click on the small gallery images below to see the entire painting with their titles and prices.

Do you see a painting you want but it is already sold?
Check to see if it’s available as a PRINT.
Or contact me and we can discuss commission options.

“Sharing Reflections” 12″ x 16″ $450. (sold) prints are available
“Who’s Watching Who?” 20″ x 20″ $1200. (sold) prints are available
“Breakthrough” 12″ x 16″ $450.
“Chasing the Dawn” 12″ x 16″ $450.
“Coral” 8″ x 8″
“Crazy Ivan” 8″ x 8″ $250. (sold) prints are available
“Legend of the Orange Raven” 16″ x 12″ (sold)
“Raucous” 10″ x 8″ $300. (sold)
“What Cha Do-ing?” 8″ x 8″ $250. (sold)
“Sterling” 12″ x 16″ $450.
“The Boyz” 8″ x 8″ #250. (sold) prints are available
“Determination” 8″ x 8″ $250.
“Agate” 8″ x 8″ $250.
“Cold Morning Crowd” 12″ x 16″ $450. (sold)
“Waiting” 16″ x 12″ $450. (sold) prints are available
“Sentinel” 8″ x 8″ $250.
“Hope” 24″ x 36″ $2400.
“Summer in Their Wings” 24″ x 18″ $1400. sold
“Summer Jazz” 20″ x 20″ $1200.

Filed Under: Paintings, Uncategorized Tagged With: avians, birds, brushstrokes, Cranes, exhibit, feathers, gallery, paintings, ravens

What’s new on the easel?

April 9, 2014 by alaskanraven

I’ve been painting large full size sheets of Arches watercolor 300# CP paper. Luxurious thick paper that holds color and brushstroke beautifully. Throwing paint, splattering, letting the pigment fly and blend. Summer pictures of cranes. Lots of sunshine.

mixed media  22" x 30" paintings by © Raven, USA
mixed media
22″ x 30″
painted by © Raven, USA

CranesAndSunshine

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Alaska, birds, color, Creamers Field, Fairbanks, mixed media, painting, sandhill crane, sunshine, watercolor

Snow? what snow?

April 7, 2014 by alaskanraven

I am ignoring the white stuff that has accumulated outside of the window and instead I’m thinking about summer, and sandhill cranes and blue water ponds and oranges and warm…… “Walking Away”, 22″ x 30″ transparent watercolor, by Raven (c) 2014, Fairbanks, Alaska USACraneWalking

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Alaska, birds, color, Cranes, Creamers Field, Fairbanks, painting, pond, sandhill cranes, summer, watercolor, wildlife

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Raven Ramblings

A Poet’s Homestead

He built the cabin on his homestead in 1947. Lived off the land. Trapped. Survived harsh winters. He was trained as an artist and planned to paint in Alaska but his paints froze so he ‘drew’ with words instead. Prose and poetry earned him awards. Fellowships. National recognition. My friend and I hike around his […]

Prince of the Arctic

Kroma Bear: Prince of the Arctic 6′ x 4′ painting on Sky Cloth by Raven $1500. sold Prince lumbered all the way down to Dallas, Texas to be with his new Ravenistas. I am thrilled they are giving him a good home. I love Texas. My dad was born in that big and beautiful state. […]

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Alaskan Raven Studio
PO Box 80231
Fairbanks, Alaska 99708
USA
alaskanblackbird@yahoo.com

 

Represented by:
Well Street Art Co.
1302 Well Street
Fairbanks, Alaska
907 452-6169

Stephan Fine Arts
939 West 5th Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
USA
(907) 274-5009
http://www.stephanfinearts.com/

more about Raven

I ventured to Alaska before there was an oil pipeline and fell in love with the gnarly spruce trees, intense weather and mountains I could touch. Very different from the landscape in St. Louis. I was looking for different. The spruce trees: those scraggy, wizened, lanky conifers danced onto the first page of my sketch […]

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