Deer Creek Altar Acrylic Print

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Both ends of the Tribute Trail suspension bridge feature nature altars. Walkers and hikers can offer special bits of nature giving thanks and appreciation for their outdoor experience. From day-to-day the character of the altar changes depending on who came by and what they left behind.
The masonry and offerings are digitally stylized and enhanced. Above the brown waves is an inset image of the creek few hundred yards below where the altar is located.
This art piece is part of a 'Life on the Creek' series. $5 from ever sale supports a documentary in the making. Once complete, the proceeds will be donated to creek stewardship organizations.

Lisa's art pieces are filled with color and occasionally her quirky sense of humor. Favorite subjects include animals and history. Her current projects include publisher queries for a recently completed Chinese railroad worker novel set on Donner Summit and developing multi-media Hiking and History Self-Guided Tours in Nevada County, California. Lisa Redfern works as a photographer, web designer, and novelist. Her artwork has been featured in tourist publications, on magazine and book covers, on websites, and in a variety of Nevada County commercial venues. Book Titles on Amazon: Phases of Gage: After the Accident Years | historical fiction, brain science, medical history, based on a true story - adaptations that twenty-five-year-old...