by Kerri Martin | Jan 2, 2023 | blog_feat, Wildlife Blog
This blog post has been sitting in draft since Jan 2, 2023, but on Jan 6, my mom lost her battle to cancer and died, so things have been on hold in my world for awhile. So, words are failing me for now, but the following series of photos are extra special in the sense... 
by Kerri Martin | Dec 14, 2022 | blog_feat, Wildlife Blog
The triangular shape carved into the glimmering clouds was just the first of countless visions I saw intertwined in the western sky on a late November evening in 2022. I initially saw the Mystical pizza through the west facing window of my bedroom. Realizing I was... 
by Kerri Martin | Oct 30, 2022 | Wildlife Blog
Who am I to speak to the Wisdom of Animals? Versions of this question have been looping through my mind ever since my sister and I started talking about creating a deck of ‘messenger-type cards’ based on my photographs a few years ago. Creating such an entity, in my... 
by Kerri Martin | Jul 30, 2022 | Wildlife Blog
Ever since writing my last blog post, about fulfilling a childhood dream of becoming an Animal Artist, interesting, creative sparks have been activating themselves in my world, beaconing me to explore my artistic spirit. In my last blog, I described how viewing my... 
by Kerri Martin | Jun 6, 2022 | Wildlife Blog
I was sitting in the back of my mom’s Chrysler LeBaren, encased within the perfect expression of a 70s station wagon, a maroon red exterior accented by wood paneling. I was eagerly hunched over my new possession – a large, blank, sketch pad, about the size of a... 
by Kerri Martin | Apr 20, 2022 | blog_feat, Wildlife Blog
Willard is a Great Horned Owl who has been roosting in a large spruce tree just outside my work entrance at Lethbridge College. I noticed him for the first time just over a month ago on March 14. As soon as I got to my office, I excitedly sent a note to the college... 
