
PNW tat set. For the second time in my life, out-of-the-blue, a beloved cohort reveals their tattoo of an image I made to support our common cause. The first time it happened? I reeled, shocked to my core. ("On her body!? Forever!!?!") This time? Pure delight! @AgrarianSharing

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Ink drawing of the Agrarian Sharing Network 'Angel Tree' icon - a stylized apple tree with Angel wings. The idea for the image came to me three years prior but (very peculiarly, it seemed) I simply couldn't 'make it work' despite several efforts to put the visual on paper. The image finally came together for an 'illuminated' flyer advertising our events.

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Some months later, Brad, who effectively holds down the Agrarian Sharing Network's southern Oregon scene, took it upon himself to spiff up the image and colorize it. The evolution? Most appealing to all. Immediately, it was clear we had something going. Lena, our volunteer professional graphic designer, applied the finishing touches to what has become our totem. Image of Heather smiling and holding out signage of our 'Angel Tree' with 'Agrarian Sharing Network' in elegant typeface, incorporated.

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Photo of Andrea, laughing and showing off the new Angel Tree tattoo on her biceps.

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Beautiful image of Andrea's Angel Tree tattoo.

14/ @ecosocialphysician #EarthArt2020 A spontaneous #TwentyTweetArtShow of mine to celebrate #earthday2020. Covering 1998-2020. The evolution of a tattoo. Originally, scraperboard for the #seedambassadorsproject; Photoshop; ink; now applied globally. facebook.com/100002219988748/posts/2017856354965011/


