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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: January 2015
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Sunday, January 11, 2015. Photograph - © Bruce A. Morrison. Click on image for a larger view). I talked with them and they seemed fascinated by this "Big" bird on two legs, talking back to me as well. We're very lucky to have a pair of Chickadees this winter here. On mornings when its well below zero and even wit...
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: November 2014
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Saturday, November 22, 2014. Art on a Card. Frigid Morning Bales" - oil painting - © Bruce A. Morrison. Click on image for a larger view). The image above was used a couple years back by Arts on Grand. Art on a Card" will run from December 1st through 31st at Arts on Grand. There will be an artist reception on Th...
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: October 2014
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Tuesday, October 21, 2014. Indian Summer - Gotta Love It! Prairie Hill Farm and the Studio - photograph. 169; Bruce A. Morrison. Click on image for a larger view). I did a post some time back about Indian Summer; I wish Indian Summer were a true season - if it were, it would be my all-time favorite! I was finally abl...
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: December 2014
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Monday, December 22, 2014. Series of My Favorite Birds (portraits). Color pencil drawings - © Bruce A. Morrison. Its the day after the Winter Solstice as I write - really don't like the days when they get so short! Day "light", I should say.) But the bright side is day light will begin getting longer again! Many newe...
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: July 2015
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Print of the week - "Upon the Light-keeper's House". Upon the Light-keeper's House". Artist hand-pulled serigraph - © Bruce A. Morrison. Click on image for a larger view). Upon the Light-keeper's House" is a small 10 color serigraph that I printed myself by hand - one color at a time. Th...
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio: Print of the Week - "Yellow Coneflower - Ratibida pinnata"
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Prairie Hill Farm Studio. Painting, Photography and the Tallgrass Prairie are passions of mine. Finding time for all can be a challenge! Stop by from time to time and join me in the process. Wednesday, July 22, 2015. Print of the Week - "Yellow Coneflower - Ratibida pinnata". Yellow Coneflower - Ratibida pinnata". Print from the original color pencil drawing. 169; Bruce A. Morrison. Click on image for a larger view). A beautiful sight in mass! Labels: Bruce Morrison Artist. Drawings by Bruce Morrison.
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prairieonthehill | Creating an authentic Oklahoma prairie, one plant at a time. | Page 2
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Creating an authentic Oklahoma prairie, one plant at a time. Newer posts →. Eye of the Beholder. What our neighbors see …. Our nearest neighbors have a great view in to the back prairie, which is next to their mown lot. Everyone has different tastes, and theirs leans towards mono-culture. They like neatly trimmed grass that behaves itself. The difference in preference is very clear. Left side: Mown and tidy. Right side: Those crazy, no-mow people. And maybe they won’t hate us for not mowing? Beautiful bu...
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Waste not, water not | prairieonthehill
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Creating an authentic Oklahoma prairie, one plant at a time. Fruits of no labor. Life after Thundersleet →. Waste not, water not. Hi everyone. It’s hot out there. Really hot. And with experts saying drought is likely to be our new summertime way of life. 2012 might be just a sample of what’s to come. Let’s talk water. It’s August. It’s hot. And dry. Think about it. Do you really need a green lawn? Your yard is not a golf course, so why water it like one? Don’t do this! It’s a big waste of water. We’ve be...
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Morrison's Studio - painter, printmaker, and photographer
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Do you enjoy the sights, sounds, smell, and touch of the Prairie? How often do you wish you were once again standing on sites of past years; revisiting those memories, as clear as the day they were first formed? Do you want to experience new Prairie locales; the flora, fauna, and life events, and heritage? Join us on the Tallgrass. For something we've been missing during the hustle of our daily activities.if this sounds like your cup of tea, visit us and enjoy the view! Return to Previous Page.
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Fruits of no labor | prairieonthehill
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Creating an authentic Oklahoma prairie, one plant at a time. Anniversary among the weeds. Waste not, water not →. Fruits of no labor. Wandering around the hilltop this afternoon in a heat-induced stupor the yellowing grasses crunchy under my flip-flops I came across this. Why hello, there. What are you, lovely little thing? The little fruits are falling off the trees. Why? Is it the heat? Or are they just trying to thwack me on the head? Yes Bushes are down by the river (sand plum jelly). Apples? Of cour...
