Wild, Mild, & Dialed

“When I say “Dialed,” I mean perfected, finely tuned to a precise harmony. In this Wild, Mild, & Dialed collection, my deep roots in realism come alive through the animals I’ve painted—each one a reflection of my original approach. Whimsy effortlessly intertwines with realism, and some creatures seem to defy the confines of the canvas, as though they’re about to step right into your world”

Badger’s Drift

oil on canvas, by Cedar Fox, 24×48″, 2023 (available)

“Badger’s Drift is one of my favorite large dreamscapes of animals co-mingling. Having lived near a zoo for almost over a decade, all animals were invited. I could see a story emerging with Badger being at the forefront and I think he has something to say about the planet itself”

Blue Buck Moon at Noon

oil on canvas, by Cedar Fox, 24×36″, 2023 (available)

“Blue Buck Moon at Noon” is large scale original colorful painting depicting the woods of central Wisconsin and a Whitetail deer in the distance. The way light plays with leaves and branches in a thick gorgeous forest was inspiration for the unusual hues“

Owl Be Seeing You

mixed media artmask by Cedar Fox 2021 (available)

“This eclectic art mask is made of vintage millenary supplies, plaster, doilies, and sunglasses that provide a haunting and lively visual experience to wear and be seen. Owls were surrounding my home, perhaps interested in my small dog (micro-wolf), while I constructed this one-of-a-kind piece“

*mixed media Art Mask by Cedar Fox 2022*

Il fait Chaud (It Feels hot)

“IL Fait Chaud” mixed media painting on paper by Cedar Fox 2022 (available)

“This is a small mixed media piece respecting the power and dangerous beauty of fire. Fire is a challenge to capture but after several tries, this one starts to feel hot. Inspired by a smoky beginning where each flame is on its own silvery curtain-ed stage”

Batty

“Batty” mixed media art mask by Cedar Fox, 2018 (sold)

“Made mostly of paper, the only freely flying mammal needed homage with a mask to hide my envy”

A parliament of owls

“What incredible little beings owls are! I am forever intrigued by the diversity and expressiveness of owls from all over the world. I have been painting them repeatedly through the years and never lost interest. Here are some of my favorites from a series of 12. I will be offering limited edition prints of this series”

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*_{“Night Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

*_{“Screaming Owlette” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (sold)}*

*_{“Saw Whet Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (sold)}*

*_{“Snowy Owl, Seriously” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

*_{“Sleepy Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

*_{“Verreaux’s Eagle Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

*_{“Northern White-Faced Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024}*

*_{“Great Grey Owlette” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

*_{“Cape Eagle Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

Verreaux’s Eagle owl

“*_{Some Great Horned Owl” mixed media on canvas, epoxy, walnut trim by Cedar Fox, 6×6″ round, 2024 (available)}*

Allegory of Leaving

oil on canvas by Cedar Fox, 24×36″ 2024 (available)

“Allegory of Leaving” is an oil painting that has a rich metallic oil painted copper inset “framing” contrasting a brilliant blue background with wings breaking free. It’s about children moving on to their own life, and a parent learning what to do with the space left behind. Bittersweet”

Wood Duck Cuddle

oil on canvas by Cedar Fox, 16×20″, 2023 (available)

“I wanted to mix realism with expressionism to capture the warmth of a pair of wood ducks based on the descriptions and a photograph by Gregory Lis. They are stunning birds who love the woods like me”