Tackle Box Memory is an original graphite drawing of a Spruce Fly, inspired by fly fishing on the North Umpqua River and memories of my dad’s tackle box. Fine pencil work captures the delicate feathers, curved hook, and simple craftsmanship of the fly, turning a small fishing pattern into a meaningful reminder of rivers, family, and time outdoors.
Above the Current is an original graphite drawing of an egg-laying caddis fly, inspired by the subtle details that make dry flies so beautiful. Light pencil lines capture its delicate profile, raised wing, and quiet sense of stillness, like a fly resting gently above the water. This piece is a simple tribute to the thoughtful details of fly fishing and the calm moments spent watching the current.
8x10
Before the First Run is an original graphite drawing inspired by the soft, misty ridgelines of Oregon’s Cascade Mountains. The ski runs carve bright paths through the shaded trees, creating a quiet contrast between movement and stillness. With its muted graphite tones and open sky, this piece captures the calm, familiar feeling of looking out across a winter mountain before the day begins.
8x10
Black Dog Drift is an original graphite drawing of a Black Dog Salmon Fly, honoring the bold shape and ornate detail of classic salmon flies. Layered shading and fine linework bring out the drama of the feathers, patterned body, and strong curved hook. This piece combines traditional fly-fishing inspiration with a clean graphite style, making it a striking yet understated tribute to the craft.
8x10