MOON DANCE Ketchikan scenes color emerges when light strikes

color emerges when light strikes an object and reflects back to the eye

From these adventures he has created the yearly Iditarod poster series commemorating the race and his involvement

Rie Munoz said:

The painting is entwined into a chart that encompasses the area from Dixon Entrance to above Cape Spencer including all of the Tongass National Forest and the Inside Passage waters of Southeast Alaska

Handcrafted by Holly Gittlein in Wasilla

MOON DANCE Ketchikan scenes color emerges when light strikesLimited edition print by Karla Morreira. Edition size: 950 Image size: 21" x 14" Matted: 24" x 16" Karla Morreira of Whalebone Watercolors was born in southern California and moved to Maui as a teenager where she would meet her future husband Roy. Together they moved to Homer, Alaska, where Karla began pursuing her artwork and working at art festivals. Karla would eventually go back to school at the University of Alaska in Anchorage where she earned a