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A view of Split Rock Lighthouse on the north shore of Lake Superior. One of the infamous ‘Gales of November’ back in 1905 wrecked or sunk almost 30 ships and spurred the construction of this iconic lighthouse. It’s one of the most photographed places in Minnesota.
The lighthouse was commissioned in 1910 and became part of Split Rock Lighthouse State Park in 1971. In 2011 it received designation as a National Historic Landmark.
Woodcut with watercolor; 3.5" x 5.5"
Edition of 50
Peninsulas at Tettegouche
Looking toward Shovel Point in the distance at Tettegouche State Park in northern Minnesota on a heavily overcast day.
4”x 7.5”; Original linocut print; SOLD OUT
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.
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
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
The golden hills in the golden state of California are the inspiration for this woodblock print. The hills often don't seem to be very big, but they make the giant oaks look tiny.
This is a scene from Garden of the Gods in Colorado. Having spent a lot of time in Colorado, I was inspired to make this print after seeing a painting of the scene by Swedish-born artist, Birger Sandzen, who painted throughout the American West in the early part of the 20th century.
Sandzen is known for his imaginatively colorful impressionistic style and his paintings have become widely sought-after. One of my favorite painters of the West. This print is 4.375" x 6.25", from an edition of 12.
I recently finished this woodblock print for the cover of the debut album of the Minneapolis folk band, All the Islands. The album itself is titled Modern Man, and will be released later this month.
The print is a reduction print cut from Japanese Shina wood and is 5.5" square. Hand printed on Mingeishi Natural paper.
Small reduction woodblock print of a view of Central Park in late fall. Sold out.
Into the North is an illustration from the children's book, If You Want to See a Caribou.
The story takes place in the northern region of Lake Superior. It's a two-block reduction print.
The Gallatin River; a narrow section as it flows north from its source in Yellowstone toward Bozeman.
A cold, still, late-winter morning in Central Park; the Bow Bridge and upper east side buildings in the background and the rest of the city already in motion.
