Mount Cook Stickers

Black and white pen and ink illustration of Mount Cook. Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. The is a sky purple and blue colour which reflects down on the blue glacial blue waters of Lake Tekapo.

Mt. Cook New Zealand Vintage

An illustration of Mount Cook at night under a full moon. The moon is reflected in the lake. A design form people who loves to travel and travel the South Island of New Zealand. Aoraki is the Maori name for Mt Cook.

Mount Cook in New Zealand

New Zealand - South Island, Mount Cook reflected over Lake Matheson on the West Coast.

Water colour sketch - postcard size of the view approaching Mount Cook in New Zealands south island. Beautiful scenery everywhere! Featured in Women Painters - 03/04/17

Mount Cook National Park at daybreak as rising sun strikes peaks of surrounding mountains

Aoraki Mount Cook

tallest mountain in the country at 3754 m South Face view

Mount Cook framed

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Highway 80 to the Hermitage in the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park takes you through the fabled Mackenzie district. Each turn in this wonderful traffic free road will surprise you with a grand vista of pristine alpine lakes, crystal clear rivers and the majestic Southern Alps.

The Hooker River was definitely in a rush to get as far away as possible from Mount Cook, which stands imposing at the end of the Hooker Valley. For the first half of the Hooker Valley Track, Mount Cook was hidden behind the mountain to the right, but it finally came into view here and stood tall over us for the rest of our walk.

I painted this landscape with acrylic paints on 03-07-2019. The size of the original painting is 50 x 60 cm.

Mount Cook with its namesake lily blooming in front of it. These lilies only bloom in November and December, and when they do, the whole valley seems to be dotted with white and gold.

The Aoraki/Mt Cook region is sometimes called the Mackenzie Country—it's the high inland basin beneath the Southern Alps and Aoraki/Mt Cook, south west of Christchurch. At 3,753 metres Aoraki/Mt Cook is New Zealand's highest mountain. It towers above a splendid cast of massive snow-clad peaks that make up the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. Nudging one side of Aoraki/Mt Cook is the mighty Tasman Glacier, a 30 kilometre giant and one of the longest outside the Himalayas Camera: Canon EOS 20D

HOOKER LAKE - New Zealand, Aoraki - Mount Cook National Park.

A view across Lake Pukaki and Mount Cook, New Zealand

Topo map of Aoraki (Mt Cook)

Mount Cook New Zealand at sunset

Mount Cook - New Zealand Vintage Travel Poster Design

A view across the beautiful Lake Pukaki to the distant mountains and Mount Cook, New Zealand

Mount Cook New Zealand. Snowy Mountains & Alps collection. Marker style sketch. For mountain lovers.

I created this original digital painting of Mount Cook in New Zealand.

Mount Prospect (Mt. Prospect) IL

Milkway Galaxy over mountain range at Mount Cook National Park, New Zealand.

This picture shows a nice brown horse grazing in a meadow with Mount Cook (Aoraki, New Zealand) in the background. I painted this landscape with oil paints on 26-02-2018. The size of the original painting is 35 x 50 cm.

Last rays of setting sun on the tip of Mt Cook/Aoraki in New Zealand.

Mount Cook/Aoraki - New Zealand

Digital painting of New Zealand's tallest mountain, Mount Cook

The Hooker Valley track was absolutely worth the walk. This was one of the first epic lookouts we reached, just before the first swing bridge. Around every corner there seemed to be yet another amazing view!

Hooker Lake

The moraine-filled valley of the Tasman Glacier in the South Island's Mackenzie Country. It was hard to even comprehend how big the glacier, now starting many kilometers behind us, once was.

lake pukaki

It's unbelievable how blue Lake Pukaki is from afar...but once you actually stand in the lake, as I was doing here, it's so clear it seems that you can see for miles underwater.

Digital painting of the peak of Mount Cook