Lime Kiln Point State Park

Lime Kiln Point State Park is one of the best land-based whale watching spots in the world. On the western edge of Washington State’s San Juan Island, and the Haro Strait which separates the San Juan Islands from Vancouver Island, it’s possible to see Orcas, Gray, Humpback, Minke whales, and Porpoises.

This is a woodblock print of Lime Kiln Lighthouse looking out at Haro Strait.

Original woodblock print; 6”x 8”
Edition of 50

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The cherry-wood block I carved and used for printing Lime Kiln Point State Park. 6”x 8”.

Winter Creek

Winter Creek

Minnehaha Creek after a late-winter snowfall.

Woodblock print with watercolor; 5.5”x 5.75”

Temperance River State Park

The Temperance River, on Minnesota’s north shore of Lake Superior, has carved out a gorge providing countless mesmerizing views of the river and its cascades and falls. A number of bridges cross the river in the Park, including the one pictured here in the lower gorge area.

One-block original woodblock print
6" x 4"; Edition of 6

Woodblock print - Solemn Snow

Solemn Snow is a reduction woodblock print pulled from a single block of cherry wood. 6″ x 7.25″; Somerset paper; oil-based inks; Edition of 15; 4 prints remaining.

New woodblock print - Cascade Waterfall

A new woodblock print, with watercolor, of a scene characteristic of the Cascade River on the north shore of Lake Superior. The river has carved out rugged paths in the rock, leaving both falls and pools throughout the forest in the hills just above Lake Superior. This print is a one-block print in black with watercolor added after printing.

5.5" x 4"; Edition of 24

New woodblock print with watercolor - The River Runs II

River Runs II is another version of the smaller five block print, The River Runs, that I did a few years ago. The scene is of the Gallatin River in western Montana, between Bozeman and Big Sky.

8" x 8.5" On Somerset paper. Edition of 20