This Original watercolor on 300lb Arches paper is of Mirror Lake near Snoqualmie Pass. The sunbeams stream down through the wooded forest that frames its edges. The mountain above the lake is reflected in its waters. Calm on this late fall day. The artwork is framed with reclaimed, rustic barn wood and matted with a thick cream colored matte.

Giclee prints are available on request.

The Washington State Ferry Chimacum leaves downtown Seattle on a blue sky day. Painted on 300lb Arches paper, this is a detailed view of a ferry. In it’s 75th year of existence, Washington’s ferry system is the largest in the United States! Framed in a vintage, dark wood, wide frame.

Giclee prints are available! The original has sold.

Also available in fabulous cards and stickers!

This artwork is an almost abstract pattern of sunflowers. Many bright heads, twist up and off of the same stem. The rustic frame is made with naturally weathered, reclaimed barn wood that compliments the compositions same warm glow. Special UV glass protects this vivid artwork from sunlight.

Giclee Prints are available upon request.

This original artwork is an almost abstract pattern of sunflowers. Many bright heads, twist up and off of the same stem. The rustic frame is made with naturally weathered, reclaimed barn wood that compliments the compositions same warm glow.

Looking up at a towering old growth Douglas Fir along the Snoqualmie River. Sunlight glows at top, catching the moss covered branches in it’s light. Painted on 300lb Arches paper, Beam Paints (lightfast pigments, tree sap, and gum Arabic) add to the affect with it’s sparkling paint. Framed in rustic old barn wood with a thick cream colored matte. This vertical piece towers over the viewer.

This piece is also available in Giclée prints at varying sizes!

An original watercolor overview of Washington’s iconic Third Beach on 300lb Arches paper. 2 Sitka Spruce stand as centurions over the rocky pools, driftwood logs and coastal space. Framed in salvage old barn wood adding to the natural feel of the place..

A sunny field of Lupines, their long, thick stems and stalk-like brilliant purple flowers reaching for the early summer sun. Painted on 300lb. Arches paper and framed with a vibrant custom purple frame.

Giclee Prints are available upon request.

Oregon Forest Snail sits in a vibrant green moss composition. This original artwork, done on 300lb Arches is mounted on a natural wood frame. The frame is stained with watercolor paint. It has a UV Archival Varnish and a clear glossy barrier isolation coat to protect the art. The snail is done with intense detail and color.

A PNW native, a Douglas Squirrel balances on a fence post above his midden. “A fiery, sputtering little bolt of life,” is how John Muir described a native squirrel. This print brings to life their minute details; tufted ears, pale orange belly and white eye ring. The background is a colorful soft abstract. The Giclée print is mounted to foam core that is velcroed to a natural wood frame with a center protected bar. It has UV coating and a clear varnish coat to protect the Giclée print piece.

This is a Giclée print. More are available upon request. The original was sold and will be in a art gallery at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital starting in April 2026!

Giclée print of an artist-coded, algorithmic artwork. The first in a series of hexagonal designs influenced by Op Art and digital aesthetics.

20”x20” Enhanced matte paper mounted on Black Gator Board backed with a 1-inch hemlock frame for durability and presentation.

This second Original watercolor on 300lb Arches paper is of Mirror Lake near Snoqualmie Pass. The sunbeams stream down through the wooded forest that frames its edges. The mountain above the lake is reflected in its waters. Calm on this late fall day.

An original watercolor painting on Arches 300lb paper. This original watercolor is in a natural wood frame with a thick white matte. The flowers' leaves are slightly translucent with vibrant deep pink striping down the center of it's petals. It's leaves are a deep green, in contrast to the flower. This is the second and smaller version of the same composition.

A print of “Candy Cane” Camellia Japonica. The flowers' leaves are slightly translucent with vibrant deep pink striping down the center of it's petals. It's leaves are a deep green, in contrast to the flower. This is cropped version of the original.

A print of Mirror Lake near Snoqualmie Pass. The sunbeams stream down through the wooded forest that frames its edges. The mountain above the lake is reflected in its waters. Calm on this late fall day.

A print of an Oriental Poppy, Giant Red. They have large blooms on tall stout stems. These bright beasts were growing in my niece’s backyard.

An original of The Windmill at Marymoor Park. The picturesque Dutch-style windmill was built in the early 1900s by Seattle banker James W. Clise.

Giclee Print of a cluster of pinecones.