Fourteener Painting Expedition

07/23/2020

Mt Princeton is the second painting of the series. I attempted to reach some radio towers near the base of the mountain because a mountain biking local named Kyle said that there were "killer views" from there. However the road to said radio towers was steep with deep holes and large rocks poking up from the surface. After 20 minutes of maneuvering around the obstacles I reached a dip which I could not negotiate in my "new to me" Forester. I turned around and found more gentle terrain to work from. I may go back better equiped to get a closer view of Mt Princeton.

07/22/2020

Mt. Antero is the first painting of the project. Completed June 14th from the base of Mt. Princeton.

07/01/2020

Painting Missouri Mountain from 12,000 ft. I hiked about 3 miles and climbed about 3,000 ft to get to this spot and may have developed a stress fracture in my left foot in the process.

The 14er Painting Expedition is a project where I travel the great state of Colorado to paint all of the mountains which surpass 14,000 ft of elevation (fourteener) in plein air or on sight. Follow the progress and process of my travels on this page.