Charles Yoder started painting his nature-based paintings because of what he saw in his backyard one winter’s night. This night vision was the light of a full moon shining down through pine boughs and the shadows it made on the snow covered forest floor. The very real, abstract shapes evoked the question, “How can I paint this?” and he has been following that thought ever since. These “mediations on a glimpse” became paintings large and small, drawings, watercolors, silkscreens, lithographs and monotypes.