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July 13, 2022 2304 × 1728 San Juan Island National Historical Park Visitor Center – Friday Harbor, WA
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with more art in America's national parks than any other artist

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  • S’Klallam Tribal Project – Dungeness River Nature Center
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    • Denver International Airport
    • Polks Nature Discovery Center, Florida
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      • Clams on the Half-Shell – Crows on the Beach
      • The Pelicans Are Back
      • Aliens Moved Aboard Our Boat
      • The Artist’s Eye in Mats Mats Bay
      • Finding Mystery Bay
      • Fishing Without a License
      • Scoters
      • Fish Balls
      • An Ancient and Respected Art
    • Salish Sea Stories 48 North magazine
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      • Red Rock Canyon Discovery Trail
      • Capitol Reef National Park Auto Tour
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Past Projects

  • Ruby-crowned Kinglet study
  • An Eifert Look to the Marine Life Center
  • Afternoon Light
  • Stories from the Salish Sea on the website
  • Otter Tracks
  • Wind Cave National Park
  • Swainson’s Thrush portrait
  • Rufous Hummingbird oil on canvas
  • Merry Christmas and Thanks
  • The Marmots of Hurricane Hill
  • Ptarmigans Drumming
  • Road Trip – A Fantastic, Intriguing Place
  • COOTS!
  • It’s Not a Seagull – It’s a Gull
  • Everglades Preliminary Drawings
  • Mules and Horses – Old Spanish National Historic Trail
  • Jackson Dam Grand Teton National Park
  • Red Alders – Lots of Details
  • 2026-10-3 Sol Duc Cascades
  • Brown Creeper
  • Wilderness Art for a Wilderness Park
  • How Birds Stay Warm in Winter
  • The Hoh Rainforest Visitor Center – sketches
  • Hoh Rainforest Canopy mural scanned
  • Seahawks – My monthly 48-North story
  • Orcas Landing Waysides – San Juan Islands
  • Point Wilson – Spring Driftpile redo
  • Flying Baked Potatoes
  • Elk Prairie, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park
  • A Loon’s Story
  • Clipchuck
  • Wet Winter Road
  • A Nice Published Collaboration with Nancy
  • Sol Duc Falls art and salmon
  • Logging the Redwoods

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