Sometimes I begin a piece of art with bright, uplifting colors—spring greens, warm golds, vibrant blues—but that doesn't always tell the whole story. These pieces evolved as I added blocks of black monoprints that echo the dark, layered floors of Pacific Northwest forests, grounding the brightness with depth and shadow.

Each piece (24 × 18.5 × 1.5") is an homage to the Salish Sea region's dense vegetation and intricate woodland floors. Light filters through canopy. Moss carpets ancient logs. Ferns unfurl in perpetual shadow.

For collectors drawn to work that honors a specific place while maintaining both optimism and complexity. These pieces celebrate the particular beauty of the Pacific Northwest's temperate rainforests—where light and shadow, wildness and wonder, live side by side.