Painted Summit

The Pieces

Four Ways to Hang It

Every piece starts from the same mountain. What changes is what you bring to it: a route, a list of summits, or the days of a climb.

The Summit in Relief, drawn with sample days on Everest. Open the large edition

The Summit

The whole mountain from above with your route up it, and the height of the top in the biggest type on the sheet: the first thing anyone reads. Tall, wide or square.

Shown in Relief, with sample dates.

The Ascent in Survey, drawn with sample days on Everest. Open the large edition

The Ascent

Just your route, from the foot to the top, over the profile of the climb. Point to any camp and its height is written beside it. The route's length and climb are on the sheet too. Tall.

Shown in Survey, with sample dates.

My Summits in Contour, drawn with sample days on Everest and the Seven Summits. Open the large edition

My Summits

Every peak you've stood on, each drawn small with the day you reached it. Choose a list, the Seven Summits either way, and the ones you haven't climbed yet stay in outline. Tall, square or wide.

Shown in Contour, with sample dates.

The Expedition in Watercolour, drawn with sample days on Everest. Open the large edition

The Expedition

The climb day by day: where you slept and how high, the hours on the move, and summit day in bigger type than the rest, under the mountain and your line up it. Bring a GPX track with times and the days fill in for you. Tall.

Shown in Watercolour, with sample dates.

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