ARTIST HIGHLIGHT: Eco Artist and Survivor Finds Love through Earth Art

Eco artist, Pamela Hoke, has been on an artistic journey for many years to express nature as love through her writing and art.  She wrote the book “Natural Self Discovery,” and is currently creating a revised edition, which describes her recent move to the Pacific Northwest, her recent challenge with breast cancer, and a shift to Natural Earth Paints as her new medium. Her quest to discover a more earth-friendly and body-friendly art medium came about after she received two emergency grants from The Gottleib Foundation and The Haven Foundation. After surviving the worst part of her breast cancer experience, these grants helped empower her to invest in creating her entire paint inventory with Natural Earth Pigments, as it allowed her to have one paint source through which to mix in all her favorite mediums – oil, acrylic or watercolor.

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DIY TUTORIAL: Make Your Own Eco Stamp Pad & Recycled Stamps in 60 Seconds!

Supplies: Paper Towels, Natural Earth Paint, Variety of household items to stamp (pencil erasers, golf tees, wine corks, toothpaste cap, cut fruit or vegetables, flowers, Q-tips, toilet paper rolls, finger tips, etc.)

Step 1: Fold a few sheets of paper towels into a square and moisten with water. Place on a small plate or dish.
 

Step 2: Pour a few spoonfuls of Natural Earth Paint on the paper towels and begin stamping with anything!
 

Pencil Erasers.... Golf tees.... Carpenter pencils.... Cut potatoes .... (or simply slice an apple or pear in half and stamp) The possibilities are Endless!!!

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