Layered Peaks in Watercolor and Gold
Sage and forest green washes stack into overlapping ridgelines, each one traced in fine gold and ink contour lines. A single pine stands alone on the lower slope, its needles picked out in the same warm gold that catches the light along the highest peaks. The white paper ground stays visible between washes, giving the whole scene air and quiet. It reads part botanical sketch, part topographic map, softened by watercolor bloom.
It sits well in the Landscapes collection, and pairs naturally with the muted palettes in Earth Tones. Fans of gilded detail will also find kindred pieces in Black and Gold.

























