large shaped pieces

windows at 37,000 feet

If I could have been paid to look out airplane windows all day, I would have taken the job. With my nose pressed, I look up at the deepening blue sky towards the ionosphere, and below to clouds, weather and the earth. Any problems I have seem trivial in comparison to the expanse of our fragile planet. At the same time, I feel the possibilities are endless. This piece, titled “Windows at 37,000 Feet” is an interpretation of space (both physical and mental) inspired by the view from airplane windows.

Lightfast (non-fading) colored pencil on (archival) museum board, 38 inches high by 84 inches wide. Three panels.

blue two

Colored Pencil on Museum Board, 60 inches wide by 40 inches tall. Read the full story of this piece in my blog. (This piece has sold.)

“Stone” light-fast colored pencil on museum board, 39 x 30 inches

Quarry

I sometimes carve soapstone sculptures. I am intrigued by the block of stone before it gets carved. I also enjoy nature’s drama of stone cliffs, and the architecture of a quarry.

Glacial Stream

This represents the feel of the snow, the ice, and the run off - all found in many places in Washington State.