Piece description from the artist
I was on a day hike with my kids when these leaves caught my eye, sheltered under an overhang and just catching the light. It was a rainy spring day in north Idaho, and in the photographs I took I loved the effect these droplets had when out of focus. In this drawing I experimented with depicting that soft-focus effect, what photographers call bokeh. It was a fun drawing to create and is appealing to viewers.
Doug Flückiger’s graphite landscapes elevate black and white to the realm of the sublime. Working entirely by hand, he renders the American West with architectural precision and meditative grace. His large-scale drawings—some spanning eight feet—merge design discipline with the poetry of wilderness. A graduate of ArtCenter College of Design, Flückiger creates works collected for their patience, mastery, and timeless stillness.
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