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Thank you for taking a look at this page. All of my art is created using light-fast earth pigments gathered in Madison county, Arkansas. Most of them were foraged from right here at Wild Ozark. I use our native stones, clay, and foraged bones and process them into watercolor paints. There’s a lot more information at wildozark.com on my process, or at PaleoPaints.com, where my galleries are arranged by year of completion. Please email madison@wildozark.com to inquire, or visit my original art sales pages for more information.

  • A 12 x 16 painting in Ozark pigments of a historical building at the Shiloh Museum in Springdale, AR.
    Dr. Carter’s Office, 12 x 16″
  • Petunia, the Bearded Dragon
    Petunia, the Bearded Dragon 5 x 7″
  • Whisper, a grayscale in bone pigments by Madison Woods
    Whisper, 30″ x 22″
  • Galearis spectabilis in Ozark pigments
    Galearis spectabilis, 16″ x 9″ SOLD
  • Inanna on Fire
    Inanna on Fire, 5″ x 7″ SOLD
  • Old Shed, Pink Sunset
    Old Shed, Pink Sunset, 5″ x 7″
  • Raccoon on the Rocks
    Raccoon on the Rocks, 16″ x 12″
  • Destination Unknown
    Destination Unknown, 16″ x 20″
  • Rhapsody
    Rhapsody, 12″ x 16″
  • Goshawk No. 1
    Goshawk No. 1, 12″ x 16″ SOLD
  • Kestrel No. 3
    Kestrel No. 3, 8″ x 10″ SOLD
  • Ozark Rocks and Leaf
    Ozark Rocks and Leaf, 8″ x 10″
  • A Curious Pair
    A Curious Pair, 11″ x 14″
  • Working the Dark Waters
    Working the Dark Waters, 12″ x 16″
  • Simpler Times
    Simpler Times, 16″ x 12″
  • On the Cusp
    On the Cusp, 12″ x 16″ SOLD
  • Proving Her Mettle
    Proving Her Mettle, 16″ x 20″
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