Eyan Higgins Jones

The Wood Bison - Athabacae (in science terms) a large scale painting of a mighty beast - tipping the scale of vulnerability - along with a high number of other animals we share this spinning ball of planet with. It’s one of many a piece of my ongoing collective works titled “Kindred Kingdom” - where I focused on the rare and threatened species - I painted them larger than life purposefully and they were all airbrushed painted with oil paint for the longevity (something many creatures don’t have) - so it become a magnificent and fragile thing … if Bay Area bound you can see it in person in downtown San Rafael @ The C. Grace Gallery on 4th st (between Cst. And Dst. ) along with glazedandconfused pottery studio. I’ll be posting some goodies soon so keep liking :) sharing :) and if you fancy … go visit. Available to purchase and prints available on request (sizes vary)

Finished painting another project for local tire tribe any over local firms or Bay Area owners anyone knows who can benefit from a creative touch :) let me know.l ;) the local community has been positive and throwing all sorts of positive comments - a huge plus for local small businesses and with this type of work. 👏🏻🙌🏻👍🏻🙏🏻 so thank you to those who share the love

Work in progress. caves, canyons and sea stacks - landscape work is something I’m still in a journey with. I keep finding myself drawn to the rocks, the cavern and caves - the lonely sea stacks that stand as sole rock guards against the tides and constant tear from the seas and oceans - something special them all. - soon enough the technique will find itself the right course to take :)

With busy days and mindful nights. My head keeps turning to rocks. Rocks. Canyons. Headlands. Sea Stacks. Caves. They all rock. Calming to observe and forever curious to wonder about. I have found myself drawing so many lately.