100 Drawings about Climbing — Wyoming Bush
•Posted on October 16 2017
Drawing No. 22/ #100drawingsaboutclimbing "Wyoming Bush"
The greatest bush in all of the state. On it's own, it's a gnarly little thing with a woody trunk and sharp, brittle branches. Its leaves are dry, with almost no color except the lightest touch of green, like a faded artifact. Even the youngest ones look somehow ancient. They often grow in groups, covering entire hillsides — stripping the landscape of color except for that lightest touch of green. That particular tone, combined with the uninterrupted sky, is how I know — I'm in Wyoming, and I love it here.
More Posts
-
![Climber Interview: Kelly Sosa]()
Climber Interview: ...
To start, what are a few ways you identify yourself? (some examples: name, age, type of work you do.) But really, anything you believe is import...
Read More -
![Climbing Art History: The Origins of the Passive Aggressive Tricam Design]()
Climbing Art Histor...
At pop up shops, there is one design I get the MOST questions about. Hands down. It's this Passive Aggressive Tricam design.If you're a tricam lov...
Read More -
![Climber Interview: Alan L. Nguyen]()
Climber Interview: ...
To start, what are a few ways you identify yourself? (some examples: name, age, type of work you do.) But really, anything you believe is importa...
Read More
Comments
0 Comments
Leave a Comment