Skellig Paul Baker wooden field study board

wooden field study board

Base for your shrine – Choose something sturdy with character

Watercolour on paper mounted on wood panel

1 – Single Hole Sharpener

Linocut print

Skellig Paul Baker wooden field study boardWood, rabbit and wolf fur, feathers, Styrofoam, fabric, metal, acrylic paint When owls appear in my dreams, I take it as a sign that I am not paying enough attention to something in my life; that I need to bring awareness to whatever it is that I am ignoring or oblivious to. The name Skellig comes from a book by the English childrens writer David Almond. The creature in the story is part owl, part human, and part angel.