A striking woodblock and screen print masterpiece brings British Columbia’s towering, snow-capped mountains to life, invoking the artistic spirits of Tom Thomson and Tom Toles. The artwork features three prominent peaks, eloquently framed by lush green meadows peppered with pine trees. The scene is enhanced by a vividly painted sky, transitioning from orange to pink clouds, suggesting the serene yet dynamic ambiance of a sunset. This image creatively blends multiple styles—from Thomson’s renowned landscapes to the bold, simplistic lines and flat colors characteristic of mid-20th-century American cartoon art, akin to that seen in Hergé’s comic illustrations. This blend not only captivates the viewer but also serves as an excellent study for those interested in MidJourney style reference tutorials and tricks, providing insight into the fusion of traditional woodblock techniques with modern cartoon styling. The piece’s vintage appeal, coupled with its vibrant yet flat color execution, makes it a visually striking depiction that skillfully captures the essence of the majestic Canadian Rockies.