@davebauerart.bsky.social

@davebauerart.bsky.social

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Artist, maker, creative-weirdo.

Green baseball cap says Blackwater Falls 37, for the Blackwater Falls State Park in West Virginia.
A line drawing of a wiggly octopus
Orange rectangular button with the text "RSS"
Yellow bag of snacks called Smash. Basically chocolate covered bugles from Norway.
A desktop with 3 stacks of linocut cards showing a long-tailed tit, a fluffy white bird, in flight.
A fluffy white bird with black accents on its wings, in flight, on a white background. Look at that little guy!
A fluffy white little bird in flight. The bird has black accents on the wings.
Cover of the book Tracking & the Art of Seeing by Paul Rezendes. The cover has the title centered with photos of a large wild cat, cat tracks in snow, a bison, canine tracks in snow, I think, a deer, beaver gnawed tree trunks, racoon tracks probably, a moose, a deer track and a moose track clockwise around the title.
Cover of the book Bark by Michael Wojtech. The cover shows a extreme vertical photo of a tree trunk with the canopy in the distance. I have not read the book yet so I am not sure what kind of tree, appears to be deciduous.
Cover of the book Backyard Birds of New York by Bill Feinmore. The cover shows a picture of a Goldfinch, a yellow bird with a black patch on the forehead, bright orange beak, and black and white wings and tail.
Cover of the book Views from on High: Fire Tower Trails in the Adirondacks and Catskills by John P. Freeman
The cover of the book The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Fossils
Cover of the book Birds of New York Field Guide by Stan Tekiela. Orange cover with dark red text. There is a picture of a bird with a black head and back, black and white wings and orange belly, a Baltimore Oriole.
Cover of the book Scats and Tracks of the Northeast by James C. Halfpenny Ph.d. and Jim Bruchach, Illustrated by Todd Telander
Cover of the book Kids on the Trail! Hiking with Children in the Adirondacks by Rose Rivezzi and David Trihart.
Cover of the book Skywatching by David H. Levy. The cover is a colorful collage of objects from our solar system, Galileo and a young person using a telescope.
Cover of the book Last Chance to See: In the Footsteps of Douglas Adams, by Mark Carwardine
Cover of the book Last Chance to See by Douglas Adams and Mark Carwardine.
Cover of the book The Poesten Kill by John Warren. Shows a black and white image of the stream and a color image of a bridge over the stream in the city of Troy, New York.
Cover of Peterson Field Guide Animal Tracks
Cover of the book Canoecraft by Ted Moores
Cover of the book Mountain Time: A Yellowstone Memoir by Paul Schullery.
The cover of The Science and Art of Tracking by Tom Brown, Jr.
The cover of Death From the Skies! by Phil Plait. The cover shows a picture of what I presume is the surface of the sun, which I don't think will kill us soon, but definitely eventually.
Cover of the book Fifty Hikes in the Hudson Valley by Barbara McMartin and Peter Kick. Cover shows green and brown horizontal stripes and shows two hikers.
Cover of the library book How to Read a Tree, Clues and Patterns from Bark to Leaves by Tristan Gooley. The book is cream colored with a brown spine and has a picture of a tree on it.
A grey cat, with two little fangs sticking out laying on his back.
Line drawing of a man with glasses wearing a ball cap backwards and another man with a beard wearing a ball cap in the traditional manner. Text says Mark Adams, Nick Toga, Art, Life, the Universe and Everything.
Six pencil drawn ampersands in different styles/typefaces.
Texas Instruments portable thermal printer terminal. Acoustic coupler modem connected to a mainframe or minicomputer over a traditional phone line.
A boot made of strips of wood, a boot make of spray foam, and a 3d-printed boot, all on top of go-carts.
A Red Wing Blackbird on a branch with the text "Curiosity + Gratitude = Awe"
A series of large pixels mostly shades of blue on the left, transformed to shades of green and yellow on the right.
What a randomly designed city map might look like in grayscale.
A dark brown cat with light brown patches and greenish eyes lounges on a shelf
A 10x10 grid with various black rectangles constrained to the grid.
Horizontal lines progressing diagonally
Gray gradient rays radiating from the lower left corner
Random gray shapes with reflected symmetry
Just a single line that wraps around in a low rectangle to a vanishing point.
Random squares, looks like someone dropped a lot of pastel colored sticky notes
A grid of tall thin rectangles that appear to be dark window openings in a light gray wall
Vertical gradient almost gray but with a little hint of color from dark to light to dark to light to dark.
A series of rectangles that do not overlap
Random height gray tall rectangular prisms simulating a city of buildings.
4 intersecting spirals.
Swishy curves of various shades of light gray, waving across the image
A sweeping curve that transitions into a spiral
An 8x8 grid of 64 randomly colored squares
Randomly colored and sized overlapping circles.
Some black outlined rectangles with randomly distributed dots inside them.
Colored outlined triangles pointing down
Alternating horizontal and vertical narrow rectangles
Meandering black line that goes back and forth across a white background.
Black spiky spiral on a white background