Camas Logue

Mural sketch up part 2

Mural sketch up. Can you see it?

You can see my collection of available paintings and prints here: https://www.artworkarchive.com/profile/camas-logue

Someone needs to make a

StartOS tutorial video on a handful of the marketplace apps. I can't find anything so its all experimental for now. #asknostr

Oiled! Once it goes up I can get a solid photo of it in it's glory

Painting done, oiling this one next

Painting begins!

Pole carving updates.

Update from the Tom Robins memorial pole carving. #TomRobbins

Memorial pole I designed and am carving for the author Tom Robbins. His widow Alexa Robbins commissioned this one and a second pole I have in the works. I'll post updates as it comes along.

Just got done filming a music video and mini doc about my mother in law and her sister returning to Kotzebue Alaska for thr first time in 70 years with

The tundra is such a beautiful place.

https://www.cascadepbs.org/show/art-by-northwest-2/episode/intuitive-topography-camas-logue-v5ijbx/

My PBS episode is live

New nostr laser printer ;) #nostrdev #buildinpublic #nostrhardware #opensource #printer #lasernostr

Just Installed my cedar salmon carvings at Indigenous Creatives Collective in South Seattle. There is a whole collection of outdoor art installations to see. Come check them out if you are in the area!

Some scrimshaw I made on old elephant ivory piano keys.

Anyone else start printing this ? I'm I waisting my time? Is this the best thing ever? #multiboard #3Dprinting

Just finished carving these salmon out of western red cedar. Installing at yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective in Seattle Washington later this week. If you are in the area come check them out!

Short video of a mural I finished in Portland Oregon recently. naat ?a hi ? it Mural by Camas Logue chaku kumtuks haws NE 42 nd Ave and Killingsworth PDX video by: ⁨Evan Benally Atwood Music: Swinomish stinta

Orca Carving-Western Red Cedarhttps://blossom.primal.net/3e836efbb43a2f7f76441cad9b427c1ea3696dae9fdcf8361e24769ef451c3ba.webp

One of my paintings made it into National Geographic along with an article about the undamming of the Klamath River

ni goge domnat (I can hear the river), Klamath Land Pigments on wood panel (2022)

Using pigments created from materials found on my traditional homelands. I made this painting in 2022 as part of my Klamath Land Pigment Project. A part of a series of paintings working with natural pigments to create paintings that interpret the patterns and stories held within the landscape of Klamath Tribal territory. #nationalgeographic

Amazing Idea I would love to be able to share this with my kids.