
Landscapes / 2017-2021
This series of watercolor monotypes was produced in collaboration with the Highpoint Center for Printmaking in Minneapolis. The work focuses on the landscape where I grew up in the Pacific Northwest. The monotypes were made by painting with watercolor on a thin polyester plate which was then transferred to a sheet of paper on the press. I used both additive and subtractive processes to make the images, putting down washes and marks that were allowed to dry before being lifted and revised by re-wetting the plate.
Information about the series is available from The Highpoint Center for Printmaking.
Landscapes / 2017-2021

Trees at Beach 4, watercolor monotype, 22.5” x 29.5”
This series depicts the landscape where I grew up in the Pacific Northwest. The work focuses on locations that have special meaning to me: the woods and shoreline of the San Juan Islands and the Olympic Peninsula. As a child I was overwhelmed by the drama of this landscape - its scale and ever-shifting quality of light and atmosphere made a tremendous impression on me. Those early experiences remain vivid in my imagination, and the work is meant to convey the beauty and mystery I felt and still feel in those places.