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Standing at 82 feet tall with a crown width of 118 feet this Champion Bishop Pine was found after a ten mile trek in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Drawn in the presence of it’s native windswept coastal landscape this piece carries the movement, light, and quiet strength of its environment.
Considered highly vulnerable Bishop pine (Pinus muricata) is a California native tree found along the coast from Humboldt County to Baja, often in arid, rocky soils. Known as a "pyrophyte," its thick, spiny, 2-3 inch cones are serotinous, often requiring heat from fire to open.
Rendered in ink wash, ballpoint, and Micron pen on mixed media paper, each mark reflects time spent observing this Champion Tree.
18" × 24", ready to frame.
Includes a beautifully hand-signed certificate of authenticity.
Standing at 82 feet tall with a crown width of 118 feet this Champion Bishop Pine was found after a ten mile trek in the Point Reyes National Seashore.
Drawn in the presence of it’s native windswept coastal landscape this piece carries the movement, light, and quiet strength of its environment.
Considered highly vulnerable Bishop pine (Pinus muricata) is a California native tree found along the coast from Humboldt County to Baja, often in arid, rocky soils. Known as a "pyrophyte," its thick, spiny, 2-3 inch cones are serotinous, often requiring heat from fire to open.
Rendered in ink wash, ballpoint, and Micron pen on mixed media paper, each mark reflects time spent observing this Champion Tree.
18" × 24", ready to frame.
Includes a beautifully hand-signed certificate of authenticity.