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Mt. Shasta Over Yreka

My final for my Asian Art History class required that I created a Chinese/Korean/Japanese-inspired true scenery landscape of a place that's local or personally significant to me.

I had Hokusai’s “Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji” on the brain, so the first place I could think of was Mount Shasta, one of my favorite landmarks and one of very few I’ve ever encountered. Shasta made me very fond of stratovolcanoes and I wish to see more if I ever go further North, like Hood or Rainier.

This actually mostly takes after Korean true scenery hence the beige construction paper, calligraphy pen, and white charcoal — to simulate yellowed scroll paper and black and white inks that were traditionally used. I also had to seize the opportunity to draw my own artist signature in red like what was traditionally done in East Asian art.

Drawn May 10th, 2025.

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in the mountains w/ kodak gold

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Lenticular cloud above Mt. Shasta,California

April 29, 2016

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Often thru-hikers on the PCT arrive at Castle Crags in the heat of the summer. The heat can overwhelm this stunning section of the PCT with amazing views of the Crags and Mt. Shasta.

This photo comes from David Xiao's website. We'll post some more of his wonderful images in the weeks to come.