Wedding Gifts That Are Not on the Registry
A thoughtful case for going off the registry, and a working method for choosing wall art a couple will actually keep, hang and remember you gave them.
Read the note →Explore birds, their behaviour, and the places they live.
Back to the journal →A thoughtful case for going off the registry, and a working method for choosing wall art a couple will actually keep, hang and remember you gave them.
Read the note →A plain-English tour of pigment inks, archival paper and the 300 DPI rule, and which parts of the word giclee are substance rather than sales.
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Field notesThe wild turkey went from nearly gone to thriving in every state but Alaska, and that comeback story is exactly why the bird belongs on a camp wall in the style of classic sporting oils.
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Field notesThe wood duck was nearly lost a century ago, which is part of why carvers, stamp collectors and print buyers have never stopped putting it on the wall.
Read the note →A room-by-room guide to decorating a beach house with oil-painting-style shorebird prints, from sanderling flocks to piping plovers, brown pelicans, and egrets.
Read the note →12 gifts for the duck hunter in your life that aren't another call or another box of shells, from oil-painting-style waterfowl prints to the small camp gear that actually gets used.
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Field notesA gift guide for the wetland bird lover in your life: oil-painting-style prints of heron, loon, kingfisher, and swan first, then the field gear and days out that round out the perfect gift.
Read the note →Why grandmillennial interiors are bringing traditional bird art back, and where oil-painting-style prints of swans, wood duck, and pheasant fit into the revival.
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Field notesA deep decor guide to the Great Blue Heron print, from why the heron works as a solo statement piece to pairing it with the great egret over a console or mantel.
Read the note →A decor guide to waterfowl prints for the hunting lodge or den: which birds suit the room, how to pair them, dark-wood pairings, and what size to buy for the wall you actually have.
Read the note →A decor guide to swan wall art, from mute swan pairs to trumpeter and whooper swans, and why swans mating for life makes them a natural anniversary gift.
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Field notesOats are one of the most useful supplemental foods for ducks. Plain rolled or whole oats are calorie-dense, high in fibre, easy to swallow, and naturally fit waterfowl digestion. Skip flavoured instant oatmeal - the salt and sugar additions are harmful.
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