Mount Rainier, its scale in comparison to anything man-made makes me pause to contemplate our relationship to the natural world in a new and awesome way. The mountain snuck up on me as I followed my daily routine, tantalizing me from the corner of my eye until I had to make it the focus of my art. I have since traveled all over the state of Washington painting Mount Rainier from every imaginable setting. This subject has inspired me to become a wood block artist. The series is an homage to the famous Japanese wood block artist Hokusai and his 36 Views of Mount Fuji. I will be installing this series in locations throughout Washington State where they can be viewed simultaneously.

15" x 17" wood block prints
The complete series is also available as a boxed set

Dawn	View midday	View from Georgetown
Night	View from date night	Madison Beach
U of W Spring	Diane's View	Rainier from Queen Anne
Rainier Avenue South	Rainier from Seward Park	View from the South
View from Elliot Avenue	Inspiration Point	Hilltop Orchard
Predawn silver	Blue Heron	Georgetown autumn
Chinook pass	Outside Naches	Axel's View
Amazon	Tacoma	After Dawn
Big Rainier Opal	Big Rainier Pearl	Dark Big Rainier
Heart of the Mountain	Warm Big Rainier	Reflection
View from Beacon Hill	View From Orcas Island	West Seattle Fisherman
Winter	View From Pike's Place Market	View From The Ferry