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2106 E. Union St. Ste C
Seattle, WA 98122
Seattle, WA 98122
Monday - Friday
By Appointment Only
Saturday
10-1
Behind the Scenes | Memory of a feeling
3 days ago
One of the most exciting aspects of creating mixed media art is the freedom to experiment with multiple processes. By layering different materials, textures, and colors, I get to add depth and dimension to the work. Whether it's incorporating found objects, using unconventional tools, or exploring new techniques, the possibilities are endless.
Ways to Hang an Art Gallery Wall
7 days ago
Are you looking to transform a large empty wall in your home into a captivating focal point? Consider creating a gallery wall with original artworks. Whether you choose to display your pieces in a cluster or row, showcasing multiple small works can make a big impact on the overall look and feel of the space.
A Sculptural Painting
My most recent wall creation, Above And So Below, is a dimensional work that pulls the viewer in and around the piece. When creating this type of dimensional wall art, I get to use unique set of skills and techniques in sculpting, modeling, and constructing methods to build up the layers and shapes. I carefully consider the use of color to add to the forms and bring these creations to life. Whether working with clay, metal, wood, or other materials, I love building up the layers until there is a topographical feel to the work. In this case, a wandering between two different worlds stitched together.
New Work In Progress: A Fissure Of Sorts
Most of my work takes months to create. I usually start in the summer months by prepping my canvas boards with their large detailed elements and getting the coated and textured. This way, as it gets colder outside, they can come inside where I can paint them and then start adding in all the detail work.
Without further delay, here is the video of my progress so far on a work that feels like a fissure and the beauty and strangeness that can grow out of a break or crack.
Free-Forming Original Artworks
I have found that sitting quietly with my pens, paper, and an open mind for inspiration, I can allow ideas to flow through my hands quickly and naturally. Paper is quick and, in many ways, surprising. When I sit down with my markers and watercolors, I am always excited about the colors and forms that appear on the page.
Capturing the Movement of Water
When it comes to creating wall sculptures inspired by water, I often focus on capturing the movem...
Turning Sketches into Metal Forms
Sketching keeps my mind calm and the ideas flowing so that when I get into the studio, I can rummage through and rediscover the forms that I had put on paper when I was in a relaxed state. Then I can emulate them in other materials.
Cacophony- A Sculptural Mural
This beautiful sculptural mural is a large installation crafted by a Seattle-based artist, Adrie...
Bits and Bits, Attached to More Bits
I love working with repetition in a medium that I am sculpting or building in. There is nothing like doing the same thing over and over to really makes your hands and brain and body fully understand and appreciate a material.
Weaving Wool Tapestry Art
When it comes to adding warmth and texture to a space, there is nothing quite like a beautifully ...
Texture Giving Way to Form
Using multiples in installation art can create a sense of rhythm, movement, and continuity. Repetition of shapes, colors, or objects can draw the viewer's eye across the space and create a cohesive visual experience. By strategically placing multiples throughout the installation, I can guide the viewer to enjoy the bright texture from afar and to move closer to see the details within the details.
Weaving Unique Artwork in Unlikely Materials
Weaving with Coated Wire
When it comes to art, there are endless possibilities for creativity an...
Colorful Wall Art With a Twist
Ditch your notions about stuffy decor for your walls! Outside the Box is part of a zany weaving series meant to inspire you to stop coloring inside the lines, or maybe not on the page at all. If art can truly transform a room, then why not let that statement jump right off the canvas? Let's dive into the world of weaving and thinking outside the box, enjoying art that is a little crazy, sporadic, and all around fun.