Yosemite I, October 5th 2011 by David Hockney is a digital drawing created on an iPad and printed across four sheets of paper. Made during the artist’s 2011 visit to Yosemite National Park, the work captures the park’s majestic landscape with two trees rising prominently in the composition and a waterfall descending through misty clouds.

Part of Hockney’s Yosemite Suite, this piece reflects his ongoing interest in both landscape and technology. Using the iPad as his medium, Hockney portrays lush foliage, towering trees, and distant mountain ranges, all rendered in his signature vivid color palette.

Printing the work on four separate panels lends it a monumental quality that mirrors the vastness of Yosemite itself. This format also recalls Hockney’s earlier experiments with photocollage, highlighting a consistent thread in his practice: reimagining traditional subjects through evolving tools and techniques.?