Birda at Mowich Lake
This is a mural I did some time ago, called “Birds at Mowich Lake”. The birds are all from a list the clients had seen on their property. They do not have this view of Mount Rainier, but they wanted it for their bathroom.
Ski Area
This one went out last week. It will go around a window in a new condo up at Snoqualmie Summit ski area. It features the mountain itself, the chair list there, a yeti (NOT a Susquatch) hiding in the trees, and the Running of the Rainiers, which all long-time Northwesterners will remember.
Pika
Lately I’ve been painting, getting ready for the Bellevue Arts Museum Fair at the end of July. Here’s my latest, a pika at Mt. Rainier, 11” x 14”.
Mt. Rainier/ Reflection Lake
This piece just got installed this week. It's a scene of ReflectionLake at Mt. Rainier. This was an unusual piece for me these days, in that it was cone 5 glazes, not china paint. It was done for a client who had me do 5 cone 5 landscape pieces for her many years ago, who has now moved.
Orcas, Ferry, Eagle
The Northwest trifecta! And Mount Baker to boot! This little piece will be installed in a table top. It’s a combination of two images from my catalogue, resized to fit the space.
Mt. Rainier/ Reflection Lake
This one is going into a niche in a wall. Back in 1994, I did 5 tile murals for this couple and they’ve just sold that house and moved into a condo. Unlike almost every mural I’m doing these days, this one is not china paint.
Ferry & Orcas again
This seems to be the most popular image on the Shop page. I think this is the third time so far this year I’ve painted this image for someone. It’s a little different this time. I changed the ferry boat to a slightly newer, but still vintage, boat. I think this is going to be the standard image form now on.
Tiny Mt. Rainier
Not all the jobs I do are big and impressive. Here’s one that’s about as small as it gets. But nice.
Mt. Rainier backsplash
This picture just came in. It’s a small backsplash I did back in 2019, showing Mt. Rainier. It’s an unusual one for me, as this is cone 4 oxidation glazes, not china paint. I used to do a lot of this, but hardly any these days.
Isaiah 55:12
This tile panel just went home today. It’s 3’ x 4’, on 12” x 12” porcelain tiles. It’s going to be installed, framed, on an exterior wall of a new house. The clients had originally wanted a kitchen backsplash, but plans changed.