Big Muddy Series

This historic region of Saskatchewan has been home to our settlers, ranchers, cowboys and outlaws. Traveled by explorers, buffalo hunters and fur traders, much of the landscape remains as it was in the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth century. Folklore and documented history indicates the region of Big Muddy Badlands was frequented by the Lakota, Sitting Bull and initial detachments of the Northwest Mounted Police.

Saskatchewan’s Centennial prompted the creation of the work titled ‘Big Muddy Storm’. Inspired by the raw beauty of the area, I have created this series of artwork for your enjoyment.

Gateway North		Big Muddy Storm
Halfway point		Spirit of Wind
Castle Butte