Giclée print on velvet cotton rag paper. Available in 5 x 7”, 11 x 14”, and 18 x 24” sizes.

Rustler’s Gulch is a 9 mile out-and-back trail near Crested Butte, Colorado. My sister and I hiked it during peak wildflower season in July 2020, when the tundra was carpeted with countless wildflowers. It was a welcome escape from lockdown!

The trail got its name from the cattle rustlers who used the valley to hide their stolen herds from settlers in the 1800s.

*Please note that prints are not UV reactive, only original paintings using fluorescent paint glow under black light.

I donate a percentage of all proceeds to the National Park Foundation.