The Nodoroc Wog otter print The original for this is
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The original for this is a HUGE 36"x48" work on streched canvas made using Sennelier oil pastels
The original is a 9” x 12” mixed media work on archival quality sanded paper
with its blend of dark browns
storybook quality—one that feels equally at home in a fantasy tale or a lived-in domestic space
The Nodoroc Wog otter print The original for this isThis is a print from one of my oil pastel drawings. In northeast Georgia, particularly around Winder and Jackson County, the Wog (also known as Georgias Wog) is a cryptid legend. Its said to reside near Nodoroc, also called the Gateway to Hell, a bog near Winder. Descriptions from local lore have the Wog as a jet black, wolf or bear like creature about the size of a small horse. Its front legs are longer than its hind legs, giving it a sitting on its
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