Landscape Paintings by Mark Howard Webster,

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first time doing Mount Rainier in pen, from Pinnacle Saddle — Mt Rainier 7-31-21

4th Crossing Mount Rainier Pen and Gouache — Falls at Mt Rainier

Mount Rainier July 18, 2021 Pen and Gouache — 7-18-21 Mount Rainier

My first pen and Gouache of Mount Rainier, May 29, 2021. I was just a few days back from a 21 day climbing trip to Moab. — 5-29-21 Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier Pen and Gouache May 13, 2021 — 5-13-21 Mount Rainier

Delicate Arch Pen and Gouache — Delicate Arch

Beef Basin at Indian Creek — Beef Basin

Mt Rainier painted from the Skyline Trail just below Panorama Point. First time I've painted the mountain
with a palette knife. This was 4 hours of work in the best office ever. 16 x 20 oil on board. — Mount Rainier SOLD

This waterfall is an easy afternoon hike on the Paradise road to Mt. Rainier. It's challenging to paint
something moving that fast. — Christine Falls SOLD

I painted Mt. Rainier at the end of a 5 mile hike up the Van Trump trail. 12 x 16 oil on board — Van Trump Park SOLD

It's an easy one mile hike out to these rocks on the Washington coast. I love painting there. 12 x 16 oil on board — La Push, Washington

Nisqually barns #2, 15 x 20 pastel — Nisqually barns #2

Nisqually barns #1, SOLD — Nisqually barns SOLD

Nisqually Duck Blind. They flooded this dike after I painted it. This dike is underwater now. 22x30 pastel. This painting is framed. — Nisqually Duck Blind

I've been painting and drawing at Nisqually for four decades. It's a beautiful bird refuge right off I-5 North of Olympia. 9 x 12 oil on board — Nisqually Wildlife Refuge

The rocks are pretty below Castle Rock in the Tumwater Canyon, Leavenworth. 15 x 20 pastel — Tumwater River

We live a few hours from Mt. Rainier. I hike up the Skyline trail and paint it every summer. 15 x 20 pastel. SOLD — Mount Rainier SOLD

We live a few hours from Mt. Rainier. I hike up the Skyline trail and paint it every summer...often twice. 15 x 20 pastel — Mount Rainier SOLD

Shore Acres is down on the Oregon Coast. In the summer, on a clear day it is a wild and lovely place to paint. 12 x 18 pastel — Shore Acres 2014

Crooked River, Smith Rocks Oregon. I've been climbing and painting here since 1978. It is a place of peace. 15 x 20 pastel. SOLD — Smith Rocks SOLD

Crooked River, Smith Rocks Oregon. I've been climbing and painting here since 1978. It is a place to relax and forget about work. 15 x 20 pastel — Smith Rocks

I was frustrated with the color of the granite in 2015 and did a series of monochrome paintings. 12 x 16 oil on board — Chimney mono 2015

This is a studio version of a monochrome painting I did on location. I am unsure about it. I considered destroying it, but a friend said he liked it. 16 x 20 oil on board — Chimney Rock 2014

I was into the moment on this one and let my freak flag fly. I made friends with some of the hippies living at Jtree while painting this one. SOLD — Chimney Rock SOLD

I paint this rock every Christmas. I can't help myself. It begs to be painted. 16 x 20 oil on board — Chimney Rock 2015

Chimney Rock 2013. 15 x 20 pastel — Chimney Rock 2013

Near Donnelly Crag, Indian Creek, 12x18 oil on board — Indian Creek

North fork Mill Creek canyon waterfall, Moab, Utah, 12x18 oil on board — Mill Creek waterfall

I painted this plein air at Delicate Arch, Moab, Utah. This one took 4 hours. 16x20 oil on board. — Delicate Arch #1

I started this plein air at Delicate Arch in 2017. I reworked it with new colors after my second visit in 2018. 16x20 oil on board. — Delicate Arch #2

Ruby Beach in the fog at low tide, 12 x 16 oil on board — Fog at Kalaloch

Ruby Beach 2017. I usually paint this with pastel, but decided to try it with oils. 16 x 20 oil on board — Ruby Beach

Delicate Arch 2018. I painted this on a spring climbing and painting trip to Indian Creek. Someone offered to buy it off my easel for $450, but it wasn't quite ready. 16 x 20 oil on board. — Delicate Arch #3

Delicate Arch, 2018. This is my fourth painting of the Arch. 16 x 20 oil on board — Delicate Arch #4

Double Arch, Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. 16 x 20 oil on board — Double Arch, Moab

Sahale Arm, North Cascades, painted this plein air and then finished in my studio. 12 x 16 oil on board — Sahale Arm

Sue and I did a bucket list trip to the Grand Canyon in June. We hiked down the South Kaibab trail to Ooh-ahh Point where I painted this plein air...or at least got it started. I also tinkered with it when I got home. Unless you live down there, it would be hard to finish a painting of something this big, and this far from the car, from life. 16 x 20 oil on board — South Kaibab Trail

Landscapes

I love to paint outside. I have cameras, and they are fun, but there is something about capturing an image the hard way that floats my boat. I can't explain it, other than it is an itch I have to scratch. I am working my way through painting all the pretty things within driving range of Tacoma. I'm like any tourist with a camera...except my camera is a 30 pound backpack full of paints and canvases with a 3 hour shutter speed. And yes, there are a lot of paintings of rock climbing areas. I typically take climbing vacations, but bring my easel for rest days.

My new paintings of Mt Rainier can be found at Ashford Creek Gallery which is in the first town coming down from Paradise. He currently has 4 as of August 6, 2021.