Tapestries
Description: A peaceful watercolor moment: a delicate white trillium glows softly against a cozy carpet of autumn leaves and mossy forest floor. Rich earthy browns create the perfect fall vibe — tranquil, nostalgic, and full of quiet joy. This luminous piece brings the gentle beauty of a woodland walk right into your home. Ideal for nature lovers, cottagecore décor, or anyone craving a touch of fall serenity all year round. Original watercolor by Dawna Morton | 2025
Trillium in Autumn – Serene Watercolor Wildflower on Fall Forest Floor Tapestry
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Description: What secrets do the sunflowers tell? Sunflower Secrets at Sunset is a luminous watercolor capturing two sunflowers whispering in a tranquil moment. Sunlight glows through their semi-transparent petals, set against lush green foliage and a sky fading from deep purple to warm orange. Its light, airy style evokes peace, quiet joy, and inner contentment. This vibrant 9x12-inch print brings beauty and calm to any space. Get yours today!
Description: In this dreamy, softly focused, black and white photographic pattern, a branch of white bleeding hearts whose blossoms glow in the sun, arcs upward. Several other sprigs of heart shaped flowers hang downward in the background while patterns of sunlight and shadow create star-like shapes on the leaves in the lower right corner. The darker background causes the flowers to stand out more.
elegant white bleeding hearts, black and white, darker pattern Tapestry
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Description: Artist's Description Started this chalkboard app drawing on my phone while I was sitting with mom at the hospital and she was sleeping. Added in the boat, birds and starfish to finish it up after she recently passed away. The starfish is a nod to my starfish lady, Susie Davis. When I was 4 our ward (ie. congregation) went on a trip to the beach. She found me in tears at the edge of the water over a starfish in the sand. When she asked me what was wrong, I replied, “it’s dying!” So she picked it up for me and threw it as far and as hard as she could back into the water. She used to remind me of the event fondly and call me her starfish girl. All Products Tags
chalkboard ocean with sailboat, beach with starfish pattern Tapestry
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Description: Watercolor on gessoed paper, 14 3/4" x 21 3/4 ", 2007. Set at Trojan, near Rainier, Oregon, the blue heron takes flight over the marshy stream and beyond the footbridge as the mountains beckon in the distance. Painted in a light, loose, impressionistic style with colors of purple and green.
Description: Oil pastel crayon on paper, 9X12″ circa 1992. As Cinderella approaches the stairway to the castle, a glimpse of the prince at the ball is seen through a lighted window. Neither of them knowing what the future hold in store, it is a poignant moment filled with suspense and mystery. Let that Special someone know you will love them Forever...
Description: Watercolor on Fabriano Uno 300 lb Soft Press 100% cotton paper, 7 1/2"x 11", 2001. Sunrise over Oakridge Reservoir on a tranquil Oregon morning. Smooth as glass, the water mirrors calm reflections of driftwood and a fishing boat. Peace and solitude as the day breaks over the cool blue mountains.
Description: Watercolor on Fabriano Uno 140 lb Cold Press, 7 1/2" x 11", 2001. A tangle of tree roots protrudes upward from the fallen tree and juts out towards the glassy water of Oakridge Reservoir. As the water begins to get deeper, algae and tree stumps seem to float, casting their suspended reflections. The peaceful water mirrors the distant shore of Oregon trees and mountains.
Description: A blossoming yellow sunflower basks in the sun as it towers alone in the deep blue sky. When viewed at full resolution, minute details such as the hairs on the sunflower's stalk and the occasional strand of spider's web are visible in sharp detail. The large green leaves are translucent in the sunlight. the yellow petals surrounding the bloom like the suns rays twist and turn in sun and shadow. The text reads "just doing my part to add a ray of sunshine to the world!"
Description: Watercolor on Fabriano Uno 140lb hot press 100% cotton paper, 7 1/2" x 11', 2001. Upended tree roots protrude from the shore of Oakridge Reservoir. A lone twig sticks up from the water. Algae and tree stumps seem to float as the water deepens. Green and gold colors of the forest shimmer in the water as the cool blue Oregon mountains beckon in the distance.
Description: looking through the doorway of on of the old telephone rooms at Battery Mishler, Old Fort Stevens, near Hammond, Oregon, an upturned mason jar and a large tin can can be seen in the old lantern well. A metal ladder and a wooden stick from either a broom or a mop peek out from behind the entrance. Because of the fire several decades ago there was not anything else to be seen in the room besides some holes in the distressed concrete walls that used to lead telephone wires to one of those old switchboards that telephone operators used to plug things into to connect calls.
Description: Photo of a great blue heron flying past the clouds above Trojan pond, near Goble, Oregon.
Great Blue Heron Flying Past the Clouds Above Trojan Pond 4 Tapestry
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Description: A large snowflake glows with light suspended in mid air in front of a blue background interlaced with bare tree branches reaching upward towards the night sky. haiku: Snowflakes Drifting down Silently cover our town; Scene of a peaceful night. ~ Glennis Roper Poem by Glennis Roper. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. http://bit.ly/mkVY5z
Description: Photo of a great blue heron flying past the clouds above Trojan pond, near Goble, Oregon.
Great Blue Heron Flying Past the Clouds Above Trojan Pond 2 Tapestry
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Description: A soft and dreamy otherworldly view down the hallway in Battery Mishler at Ft Stevens. The mottled concrete walls and dripping, rusty ceiling strung with old electrical wires in the tunnel are illuminated by a glowing light--enabling visitors to see a lantern well on the at the end of the corridor.
Description: hanging with ancient electrical wiring and Illuminated by a solitary bare light bulb, the leaky ceiling at Battery Mishler, old Fort Stevens, Oregon is covered in drops of constantly dripping water. Decades of constant drizzle have corroded the metal beams spanning one of Mishler's many corridors.
Description: On the way out of old fort Stevens, My son and I noticed some old brick foundations. Since I was driving I pulled over and had him hop out and snap some pictures. I have always been interested in archeology, and wish I knew the history behind the building that used to stand on this foundation.there is something intriguing that incites the curiosity in old ruins and dilapidated buildings.who lived here or worked here, what were they like? in the meantime we are left to gaze in wonder at the fern filled foundation that nature has reclaimed, as it glows with autumn colors and basks in the sunlight reminiscing of its glory days.the photo is has a textured border of honey and golden earth tones. Photo by J. H. Morton, editing by Dawna Morton
Description: It isn't a phone booth or a phone box. It's a telephone room from Battery Mishler which was once a harbor defense command post during World War II. the alcove where the phone once stood now stands empty as theconrete begins to crumble around it. the under ground lighting makes it appear white with blue tones and shadows.
Description: When my son and I took the underground tour of Battery Mishler, I took photos of lots of the old remnants for world war II equipment. It is all rusty and corroded with neglect, but still fascinating despite a fire that came through at one point and burned everything. This is the lower section of the power hoist, or what remains of it. As far as i can tell this is or was basically a big power box with wires running to and from it and probably had some switches or fuses in it at one point. All Products Tags
Description: Deep underground in Battery Mishler, Fort Stevens Oregon, behind the furnace, there is a little vent with grass roots coming from the surface, growing down from the vent and nearly touching the floor below.These grass roots grow deep. really deep, into what was at one time an underground harbor defense command post during World War II.low lighting and a long exposure time make the ball of grass roots near the vent appear like a glowing ball of fire in some sci-fi, dystopia of concrete and metal ruins.
Description: As I was working on the composition and painting a symbolic meaning to everything came into play. The three sections of curtain across the window is a sort of representation of God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost--united yet separate and distinct at the same time as they are one. Then there is the light coming through the curtain -which represents inspiration, revelation and those moments when we feel that heaven is near. Truly the veil is thin sometimes. This is also a reference to the temple and going there for additional revelation, inspiration, peace and to be spiritual uplifted. The butterfly is a representation of being visited by the Holy Ghost, which was inspired by an article I read to my children many years ago in...
Description: Delicate white "snow in summer" flowers blossom upwards towards the gauzy, soft, glowing spring sunlight. amongst the gold and bronze colored abstract textures in the background is the suggestion of a woman's face, like a wood nymph or a spirit, drinking in the smells and feelings of springtime at the changing of the seasons--representing the joy and contentment of spiritual renewal.
Description: This Portrait sketch of Jesus shows him as if in mid smile. You can almost see him moving with sparkle and life. A look of happy kindness in one and sorrow and compassion in the other.. One arm is forward as if either in a teaching moment or to reach out to someone and lift them up... with my poem, Awakening Divine Self Worth, which is about changing from seeing yourself the way the world sees you to seeing yourself as of infinite worth as you develop the divine within you: One shaft of light Illuminates my mind, Streaming through one tiny crack Of this fortress mine. Amid the dank and darkened shadows, Through cobwebs aged with time, This light begins awakening An inner me, Divine. Basking in this warmth of light, A s...
