Maligne Lake
Maligne Lake is the second-largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies, and is located in Jasper National Park, three hours northwest of Mistaya Canyon. It is known for the towering mountain peaks and glaciers surrounding it, its stunning turquoise waters, and Spirit Island, a small, picturesque islet that has become one of the most photographed locations in the world. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, kayaking, and hiking, all while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness.
This iconic view of Maligne Lake, with the tranquil Spirit Island, struck a deep chord within me. During a challenging time in my life, I was drawn to this scene, feeling a profound need to capture it. It became a powerful reminder of the immense strength we carry inside ourselves—our ability to stand tall and resilient, even when life’s challenges loom large. As I drew, I was reminded of how vital it is to fortify our mental resilience and find peace within ourselves amid life’s fiercest storms.
I hope this drawing reminds you of this special, magnificent place and the memories you made in the Rockies. I also hope this drawing serves as a lasting reminder of the deep well of strength within you, encouraging you to find peace, resilience, and unwavering courage, even in the face of challenges.
“Maligne Lake” is the seventh drawing in my exclusive “Finding Myself in the Canadian Rockies” limited edition print collection. Each piece uniquely reflects my personal journey and connection with the Rockies. To learn more, read the collection story here. To continue following my journey, check out Three Sisters next or head backwards to the sixth drawing, “Peyto Lake.”
DETAILS
Giclée Fine Art Print - unframed.
Archival inks on Hahnemühle German Etching paper stock.
A signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Limited edition per size.
Learn more About My Art and Shipping & Delivery
10% of all “Maligne Lake” print sales will be donated to the Jasper Community Team Society to support the Jasper community in the aftermath of the July 2024 fire.
Maligne Lake is the second-largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies, and is located in Jasper National Park, three hours northwest of Mistaya Canyon. It is known for the towering mountain peaks and glaciers surrounding it, its stunning turquoise waters, and Spirit Island, a small, picturesque islet that has become one of the most photographed locations in the world. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, kayaking, and hiking, all while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness.
This iconic view of Maligne Lake, with the tranquil Spirit Island, struck a deep chord within me. During a challenging time in my life, I was drawn to this scene, feeling a profound need to capture it. It became a powerful reminder of the immense strength we carry inside ourselves—our ability to stand tall and resilient, even when life’s challenges loom large. As I drew, I was reminded of how vital it is to fortify our mental resilience and find peace within ourselves amid life’s fiercest storms.
I hope this drawing reminds you of this special, magnificent place and the memories you made in the Rockies. I also hope this drawing serves as a lasting reminder of the deep well of strength within you, encouraging you to find peace, resilience, and unwavering courage, even in the face of challenges.
“Maligne Lake” is the seventh drawing in my exclusive “Finding Myself in the Canadian Rockies” limited edition print collection. Each piece uniquely reflects my personal journey and connection with the Rockies. To learn more, read the collection story here. To continue following my journey, check out Three Sisters next or head backwards to the sixth drawing, “Peyto Lake.”
DETAILS
Giclée Fine Art Print - unframed.
Archival inks on Hahnemühle German Etching paper stock.
A signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Limited edition per size.
Learn more About My Art and Shipping & Delivery
10% of all “Maligne Lake” print sales will be donated to the Jasper Community Team Society to support the Jasper community in the aftermath of the July 2024 fire.
Maligne Lake is the second-largest natural lake in the Canadian Rockies, and is located in Jasper National Park, three hours northwest of Mistaya Canyon. It is known for the towering mountain peaks and glaciers surrounding it, its stunning turquoise waters, and Spirit Island, a small, picturesque islet that has become one of the most photographed locations in the world. Visitors can enjoy boat tours, kayaking, and hiking, all while taking in breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness.
This iconic view of Maligne Lake, with the tranquil Spirit Island, struck a deep chord within me. During a challenging time in my life, I was drawn to this scene, feeling a profound need to capture it. It became a powerful reminder of the immense strength we carry inside ourselves—our ability to stand tall and resilient, even when life’s challenges loom large. As I drew, I was reminded of how vital it is to fortify our mental resilience and find peace within ourselves amid life’s fiercest storms.
I hope this drawing reminds you of this special, magnificent place and the memories you made in the Rockies. I also hope this drawing serves as a lasting reminder of the deep well of strength within you, encouraging you to find peace, resilience, and unwavering courage, even in the face of challenges.
“Maligne Lake” is the seventh drawing in my exclusive “Finding Myself in the Canadian Rockies” limited edition print collection. Each piece uniquely reflects my personal journey and connection with the Rockies. To learn more, read the collection story here. To continue following my journey, check out Three Sisters next or head backwards to the sixth drawing, “Peyto Lake.”
DETAILS
Giclée Fine Art Print - unframed.
Archival inks on Hahnemühle German Etching paper stock.
A signed and numbered Certificate of Authenticity.
Limited edition per size.
Learn more About My Art and Shipping & Delivery
10% of all “Maligne Lake” print sales will be donated to the Jasper Community Team Society to support the Jasper community in the aftermath of the July 2024 fire.
