I've exhibited my work at the Waterfowl Festival in Easton, Maryland for about 28 years. It's a huge event - and it isn't just paintings of waterfowl. The show benefits conservation projects for the Chesapeake and Eastern Shore, including school projects, habitat restoration and planting grains for the Canada Geese. It's not uncommon for the show to attract as many as 40,000 people over the weekend. The entire town is involved - so there is lots to see and do. If you come to the Waterfowl Festival, you'll find me, with my work, in the Armory.
This is one of the little oils I'll bring with me.
My paintings are original oils created by me, in my studio in New Zealand. I do NOT use AI.
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As a fellow Kiwi, it was terrific meeting you at Waterfowl 2014, Adele. Hope to see you again this year.
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