Tecumseh- Native American Way of Life Wood Print

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Hand-lettered with my unique calligraphy, this slab was carved with double-meaning symbols: one for the Shawnees, and one for the white man. For the Native Americans, it was a call to arms to destroy the white man's homes. (at top). For the white man, it was a heavenly stick. All things on earth were symbolized from the bottom up to the top, which represented heaven. Tecumseh was a brilliant chief, who had his medicine man create twelve of these and distribute them to neighboring nations. I have a complete explanation if you wish to contact me.

Since opening Jacqueline Originals in 1971, I have spent most every day in creative activities. I love to draw, paint, do calligraphy and any combination of these skills! Recently, I have added digital painting to my list, spending hours in my studio now that I'm retired from a lifetime of teaching art. I own a Microsoft Surface Studio tablet which allows me to draw/paint directly on the surface and see the results immediately. I can also use these images as underpaintings for my acrylic creativity. I had a fifty-year retrospective exhibit in 2018 to celebrate my 80th birthday. My day starts with quiet time in meditation; I find that my mind is inundated with creative thoughts and ideas, so I need some time to get centered. I have...