


Grizzly Bear: On the Road To Find Out
Missoula, Montana | EST. 2000
Claire Emery is an Artist, Naturalist and Explorer based in the mountains of Missoula, Montana. Spirited, bold, and colorful, her woodblock prints convey the vitality of life lived close to nature and outdoors as much as possible. The wild and working landscapes of western Montana have been her home and studio for 30 years.
Her creative business started in 2000 in the Northern Rockies with a field journal in hand where she sketched and wrote about the marvels of nature. These field sketches become the springboard for exquisitely carved, hand-colored woodblock prints which are the foundation for all of her products today.
Printed on 100% recycled paper in Missoula, Montana. Size: A2 /4.25” x 5.5” Blank Inside
Quote & Text on back of the card: "Adopt the pace of nature. Her secret is patience. " -Ralph Waldo Emerson, 19th C. Philosopher and poet
Designed and carved, printed and painted by hand for The Vital Ground Foundation, a nonprofit who works to protect vital grizzly bear habitat and protect all species who share it. Small populations of grizzlies need vast landscapes to roam in order to find mates, distribute territories, and stay healthy. This image celebrates the intrepid nature of a young grizzly sow who left her home mountain range for another by crossing the Yaak River in Nw Montana. Protected land connecting these two ranges helped to make her journey possible. This card celebrates the spirit of wanderers who bravery and innovation sparks community vitality, as well as those who support them. Is this a mere card? No, it is a piece of art which will help people on their journeys in life.
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