The air feels misty and there’s a pale gray sky above the distant Pacific. There’s always moisture in the air in Mendocino! It brings brilliant green life to the cliff tops of the Headlands. Wild radishes, ice plant, mustard, blackberry vines, and many other plants crowd the cliffs and cling to the rock as they tumble over the edges. A windblown cypress stands alone on the cliff and across the inlet, a rock cove is visible.

The collage layer of this piece includes torn paper strips and a bit of a map, barely visible beneath the cypress. Loose black pencil work and watercolor complete the scene.

Medium: Watercolor, collage, pencil and colored pencil on 300# Fabriano cold press watercolor paper.

Size: artwork is 3” x 3”, frame is 6.75” x 6.75” x 0.75”

Framing/display: This original piece is double matted with white archival mat board, protected under glass, and framed in white. It’s delicately “floated” above the background to highlight the round corners and edges. Initialed on the front and signed and dated on the back. Ready to hang or display on a small easel. Be sure to view the detail shots!

Shipping: FREE US shipping . International shipping available for an additional fee.