My herons were so popular at the OSA/OVLC “Art in Nature’s Wonderland” event, I am making more! They’re fabricated out of beach wood — the “bodies” from wood that washed down from the Montecito mudslide after the Thomas Fire, as well as driftwood from north of Cambria. The wings are eucalyptus bark — which comes in a variety of colors.
And if you are headed toward Palm Springs in the next year, Tanya Kovaleski and I have a sculpture exhibit at the Maloof Foundation for the Arts gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, just off the 210 freeway.
Book a tour of Sam Maloof’s Studio and House beforehand at malooffoundation.org. Well worth a visit!
