FERRY ON TONGASS NARROWS tenders John primarily works in watercolor

John primarily works in watercolor using an airbrush to achieve the smooth gradient tones that fill his canvas and has created the signature style we now recognize to be exclusive to Fehringer's art

or the birds of the air

During the molting process there is only half the meat and the crabs are put back in to the sea

Her work evokes a somewhat familiar feeling

it’s true that a portrait portrays only a frozen moment in time

FERRY ON TONGASS NARROWS tenders John primarily works in watercolorPrint size: 16" x 13" Here is a ferry crossing Tongass Narrows with a load of passengers ready for adventure. In the backdrop an Alaska Airlines jet can be seen flying in front of the clouds. This drawing is modeled on the Ketchikan airport ferry, which connects the city, on Revillagigedo Island, to its airport, which is on Gravina Island. There is no other public method for getting back and forth between the two. The ferry has propellers and rudders