This piece is named after a popular rock climbing spot overlooking Skaha lake. It has a lovely dry grassy area which is where I picked this particular plant. The curve of orange up top reminds me of it’s gentle slope and the blue at the bottom of the lake below.

The detailed drawing is done slowly and carefully with ink and brush over more loose brushstrokes in colour, combining control with expression, spontaneity with restraint. Putting ink to paper and observing what takes place sparks my imagination and reminds me that we are constantly unfolding with the universe.

Chinese ink and watercolor on Stonehenge paper. This piece is sold unframed, and framing is recommended on arrival, either matted and framed as a traditional watercolor painting would be, or mounted in a shadowbox style frame.

Please allow up to two weeks for shipping, but if you need a rushed order, just let me know and we can arrange it. I package the work with care to be certain it arrives safely. If you are purchasing multiple items, please select the size of the largest item from the shipping options.