The Art of Paying Attention Illustrated Radio Series Airs on NPR 89.1 Arizona Public Media
Nature illustrator and writer Beth Surdut has paddled amidst alligators in wild and scenic places, but knows that true adventure can be found just outside your window. In her new illustrated radio series, The Art of Paying Attention, Surdut’s intricate drawings and true stories invite you into the lives of desert critters.
Tucson, AZ, July 31, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Nature illustrator and writer Beth Surdut listens to ravens and has paddled amidst alligators in wild and scenic places, but knows that true adventure can be found just outside your window. In her new illustrated radio series The Art of Paying Attention, produced by Mark McLemore, Surdut features intricate drawings and personal interactions with desert dwellers.
Hear about hidden rabbit warrens, stinkbug mating habits, angry hawks, and more on Arizona Spotlight, NPR 89.1 on Fridays and Saturdays. Audio and visuals can be accessed on the web anytime at Arizona Public Media’s website. https://radio.azpm.org/s/32467-the-art-of-paying-attention-the-rabbit-warren/
With her finely-detailed drawings and true stories, Beth Surdut, winner of the 2013 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award for Nonfiction, invites you to pay attention to the spirited critters that crawl, fly, and skitter around your neighborhood.
“Drawing each creature by hand demands that I pay close attention to detail and nuance. As a result, people tend to take time to look closely at my artwork and read the accompanying stories, as if examining a puzzle to see what they can find. Telling about a true encounter prompts people to share their own stories with me. Paying attention brings care, care brings love; love engenders protection,” says Surdut.
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Beth Surdut's illustrated work Listening to Raven won the 2013 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award for Non-Fiction. Elements of her raven clan have appeared in Orion Magazine, flown across the digitally looped Art Billboard Project in Albany, New York and roosted at the New York State Museum in an exhibition of international scientific illustrators.
The Raven segment of Encyclopedia of Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico by Mark Cross is illustrated with The Reason Why along with her explanation of Raven calling her to the Southwest to draw and collect first person stories of interactions with this clever corvid and iconic spirit guide.
Hear about hidden rabbit warrens, stinkbug mating habits, angry hawks, and more on Arizona Spotlight, NPR 89.1 on Fridays and Saturdays. Audio and visuals can be accessed on the web anytime at Arizona Public Media’s website. https://radio.azpm.org/s/32467-the-art-of-paying-attention-the-rabbit-warren/
With her finely-detailed drawings and true stories, Beth Surdut, winner of the 2013 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award for Nonfiction, invites you to pay attention to the spirited critters that crawl, fly, and skitter around your neighborhood.
“Drawing each creature by hand demands that I pay close attention to detail and nuance. As a result, people tend to take time to look closely at my artwork and read the accompanying stories, as if examining a puzzle to see what they can find. Telling about a true encounter prompts people to share their own stories with me. Paying attention brings care, care brings love; love engenders protection,” says Surdut.
Bio:
Beth Surdut's illustrated work Listening to Raven won the 2013 Tucson Festival of Books Literary Award for Non-Fiction. Elements of her raven clan have appeared in Orion Magazine, flown across the digitally looped Art Billboard Project in Albany, New York and roosted at the New York State Museum in an exhibition of international scientific illustrators.
The Raven segment of Encyclopedia of Santa Fe and Northern New Mexico by Mark Cross is illustrated with The Reason Why along with her explanation of Raven calling her to the Southwest to draw and collect first person stories of interactions with this clever corvid and iconic spirit guide.
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www.bethsurdut.com
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