No matter how exotic, the landscape is a local one for somebody.

These pieces are mostly from the Pacific Northwest. One of them, Winter Swans in Whatcom County, has it's own little web page that was done for a class. MIGRATING SWANS is the link to click to view it. You can learn more there about the migrating swans and pastels as an art medium. It has a link to bring you back here.

You can click on the images to see a larger view.

Summer Dawn, New Mexico A fleeting moment from an early morning walk. 11x14, Pastelbord panel	Ruins at Desert Springs 7.5 x 9.5, sanded paper IN PRIVATE COLLECTION

Winter Path Along the path at Point No Point, Hansville, WA 7.5" x 10", sanded paper	Winter Water 1 wetlands at Point No Point, from the viewing platform surrounded by winter wild rose bushes 7.5" x 10", sanded paper	Winter Water 2 another view of wetlands 7.5" x 10", sanded paper	The Hansville Lighthouse 7.5" x 10", sanded paper

 

Winter Swans in Whatcom County 21" x 17", on Multimedia Artboard Migrating swans feed in the sodden cornfields, overlooked by that swan of mountains, Mt. Baker.

Catching the Early Kingston Ferry 24" x 18" Very early light on the water at the start of another day.	Wear it on a shirt .... Buy it from $14.99 for a short sleeved shirt at my CafePress store. See home page for link.	Here It Comes 16" x 20", on Pastelbord Coming through the fog into the old Kingston ferry dock.

 

Fog at Hurricane Ridge 24" x 18" Moving fog lifts over the solid mountain wall.	Rialto Beach 8" x 10" Offshore islands in the mist.	Summer Road 24" x 18" Hot stillness by the side of the road, on Whidbey Island, WA

 

Remembering Robin Hoods Bay 10" x 12.5" Commemorating the perfect vacation day in the perfect Yorkshire village.. SOLD	Sunny Place 16" x 20", on a hardboard panel A street view of Robin Hood's Bay in Yorkshire. SOLD