Seven Days Backpacking & Painting in the Stunning Glacier Peak Wilderness

Seven days. Eight paintings. Too many mosquitos to count!
Last summer I did an epic out-and-back hike in the Glacier Peak Wilderness. Along the way, I painted as much as I could, including a MASSIVE 44inch long watercolor painting while fending off mosquitos and making sure the page didn't blow away in random gusts of wind. Special thanks to Tim Billo and his students in the "Wilderness in the Anthropocene" course at the University of Washington for letting me shadow their hike!
Here's some of the key gear and art tools I used on this trip:
Many thanks to Arc'teryx Seattle for supporting my adventures with durable high quality gear
Backpack: Big Wild from Superior Wilderness Designs - swdbackpacks.com/
Radios from Rocky Talkie: rockytalkie.com/
Art Toolkit Palettes: arttoolkit.com/ (use code ARTOFHIKING10 for 10% off most of their products)
Fanny pack and organization bags from UltraliteSacks: ultralitesacks...
Daniel Smith Watercolor Paint from Blick: bit.ly/blick-c...
Platinum Fountain Pen: amzn.to/3vczGc9
Carbon waterproof ink: amzn.to/35ryS8I
Mechanical Pencil: amzn.to/3Rb4frT
Pentel Pocket Brush Pen: amzn.to/3hcuZXC
Paintbrush (#10 round): amzn.to/3snN9MJ
Paper (Arches 140lb cold press): bit.ly/blick-c...
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