PEACEFUL ANCHORAGE ORIGINAL BIRCH TREE crabs molt their shells being

crabs molt their shells being replaced by a larger one

We were lucky and none of this delicious catch were molting

The use of collage adds a three dimensional effect on many of her paintings and accomplishes something else important to her: "It forces the viewer’s eye to look at different areas of the painting

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PEACEFUL ANCHORAGE ORIGINAL BIRCH TREE crabs molt their shells beingFramed original painting by Ketchikan, AK, artist Jim Guenther Approximate framed image size: 28 3 4 x 19 1 4 Jim paints with acrylic inks on synthetic yupo paper allowing the inks to flow and be manipulated to the perfect peaceful sea by Jim before the ink dries. Aptly named "Peaceful Anchorage" this piece depicts what a serene inlet somewhere in Southeast Alaska. He can't remember the name of this particular inlet, but remembers exploring it with a