Beautiful! I like the respectful rendering with the buffalo. To our people the area’s resources (obsidian cliffs, hunting grounds, thermal features) were all integrated into life and spirituality — not isolated from belief.
We saw the land as relational and alive.
We respected the land not merely as resource but as a living relative. The springs and steam-vents were part of a network of life, spirit, ancestors and nature.
Access to these places, to the natural phenomena, was a way of staying in balance with the world — honoring the past and living responsibly in the present. Gladly following to support your works because of this piece.
Epic masterpiece, Dense, ethereal morning mist swirling across Yellowstone National Park, pale sunlight filtering through thick steam from geothermal hot springs, barely visible silhouette of a solitary bison shrouded in the fog, snow-dusted fur faintly catching the morning light, frozen grass and frosted ...