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2026 Spring Schedule
March 28-29
Bayou City Arts Festival
Downtown Houston, Texas
April 10-12
Atlanta Dogwood Festival
Peidmont Park, Atlanta, GA
April 17-19
Four Bridges Art Festival
Chatanooga, TN
April 23-26
OKC Festival of Arts
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
May 2 - 3
Cottonwood Art Festival
Richardson, Texas
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Angie Spears, wildflower artist
Magnificent Maple
Pyrography and Colored Pencil on Birch Panel, Framed. 31 x 49"
Under My Branches
Pyrography and Colored Pencil on Birch Panel, Framed. 20x29"
Mighty Live Oak
Pyrography and Colored Pencil on Birch Panel, Framed. 31 x 49"
Small Trees
Pyrography and Colored Pencil on Birch Panel. 8x12"
Trees
Trees are truly one of Mother Nature's most magnificent creations and I love to draw them. I believe that trees, with their strong trunks anchored firmly to the ground yet with graceful branches seeking that “something else,” can be a metaphor for human existence. I see their form as reflective of man's need to be anchored firmly in reality to survive, but yet always reaching outward and upward for what others can’t easily see is what makes us beautiful and interesting. Trees with their infinite complexities are as unique as humans.
I THINK that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree.
Joyce Kilmer