One of the two barred owl feathers I’ve found in my life became the model for my logo. I found it walking my land in Maine — land I had spent countless hours tending, planting a food forest, building habitat for birds, amphibians, reptiles, and the small creatures most people overlook. I was carrying a quiet sadness that day: the grief of an approaching move, the loss of connection to a place I had poured so much love into. Finding that feather felt like an acknowledgement. Maybe even a thank-you, from the land itself.
This giclée print is a detailed study of that feather — rendered in rich, naturalistic tones on archival cold-press cotton paper (300 gsm) for museum-quality longevity and a tactile matte finish. A piece for people who understand that some objects carry more than their physical weight.
Available unframed or framed in solid American oak with shatterproof, UV-protective plexiglass. Three sizes available.
