Peyto Lake
Wonder and awe from the dirt in our lives.
Nestled within Banff National Park’s breathtaking scenery lies Peyto Lake, a vibrant blue glacier-fed lake halfway between Lake Louise and Mistaya Canyon. After a short walk through a Narnian-like snow-covered forest, you will emerge on the world-famous lookout, with vistas of the iconic wolf-shaped lake and surrounding mountains.
Visiting Peyto Lake fills you with awe and joy, sparked by its unique shape and striking blue hue, which is a result of “rock flour”—glacier dirt falling into the water during summer. This is a powerful reminder that life’s challenges often lead to the most magical, beautiful, and inspiring parts of our lives.
I created this drawing of Peyto Lake after a pivotal period in my life during which I felt perfect synchronicity with Peyto Lake and my story. My transformational three-year journey to restore my wrist after a near career-ending wrist injury brought unimaginable joy and immense beauty into my life; helping me see the magic around me and cultivate it.
I hope my drawing of Peyto Lake inspires you to seek out and nurture a sense of wonder in your daily life. I hope you will be awed by the natural anomaly of this wolf-shaped lake and encouraged that good things can come from the dirt in your life.
“Peyto Lake” is the sixth 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 “Maligne Lake” next or head backward to “Banff Springs.”
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
Wonder and awe from the dirt in our lives.
Nestled within Banff National Park’s breathtaking scenery lies Peyto Lake, a vibrant blue glacier-fed lake halfway between Lake Louise and Mistaya Canyon. After a short walk through a Narnian-like snow-covered forest, you will emerge on the world-famous lookout, with vistas of the iconic wolf-shaped lake and surrounding mountains.
Visiting Peyto Lake fills you with awe and joy, sparked by its unique shape and striking blue hue, which is a result of “rock flour”—glacier dirt falling into the water during summer. This is a powerful reminder that life’s challenges often lead to the most magical, beautiful, and inspiring parts of our lives.
I created this drawing of Peyto Lake after a pivotal period in my life during which I felt perfect synchronicity with Peyto Lake and my story. My transformational three-year journey to restore my wrist after a near career-ending wrist injury brought unimaginable joy and immense beauty into my life; helping me see the magic around me and cultivate it.
I hope my drawing of Peyto Lake inspires you to seek out and nurture a sense of wonder in your daily life. I hope you will be awed by the natural anomaly of this wolf-shaped lake and encouraged that good things can come from the dirt in your life.
“Peyto Lake” is the sixth 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 “Maligne Lake” next or head backward to “Banff Springs.”
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
Wonder and awe from the dirt in our lives.
Nestled within Banff National Park’s breathtaking scenery lies Peyto Lake, a vibrant blue glacier-fed lake halfway between Lake Louise and Mistaya Canyon. After a short walk through a Narnian-like snow-covered forest, you will emerge on the world-famous lookout, with vistas of the iconic wolf-shaped lake and surrounding mountains.
Visiting Peyto Lake fills you with awe and joy, sparked by its unique shape and striking blue hue, which is a result of “rock flour”—glacier dirt falling into the water during summer. This is a powerful reminder that life’s challenges often lead to the most magical, beautiful, and inspiring parts of our lives.
I created this drawing of Peyto Lake after a pivotal period in my life during which I felt perfect synchronicity with Peyto Lake and my story. My transformational three-year journey to restore my wrist after a near career-ending wrist injury brought unimaginable joy and immense beauty into my life; helping me see the magic around me and cultivate it.
I hope my drawing of Peyto Lake inspires you to seek out and nurture a sense of wonder in your daily life. I hope you will be awed by the natural anomaly of this wolf-shaped lake and encouraged that good things can come from the dirt in your life.
“Peyto Lake” is the sixth 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 “Maligne Lake” next or head backward to “Banff Springs.”
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
