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Natalie MacKnight
Aurora
watercolor on paper
2.5″ x 2.5″ (unframed), 6″ x 6″ (framed)
2024
New Hampshire, 2:00 AM: I’d set my alarm to see the Perseids meteor shower — a prolific annual event. As I was watching for meteors, the sky began to shift ever so slightly. I grabbed my phone and was treated to the most gorgeous array of colors. Of course, I took a few photos, but to really capture the essence of the moment I turned to paint.

Natalie MacKnight
Hemlock Hollow
Gouache on Paper
27″ x 34.5″
2023
It always feels like time is standing still in this quiet pocket of forest. It’s one of my favorite spots.
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Natalie MacKnight
Erratically Small
gouache on paper
6″ x 6″
2021
This very small artwork celebrates the very large presence glacial erratics hold in the forest where I walk.
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Natalie MacKnight
Pondering a River
gouache on paper
23″ x 23″
2023
This boulder, seated upright in a very shallow river, seems to have gotten stuck — an all too familiar feeling that often leads to more than a bit of pondering.
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