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For Observing Botany, Fairweather’s April exhibition, JoAnn Pari-Mueller.
“Tulip” original watercolor by JoAnn Pari-Mueller “Canna and Butterfly” by JoAnn Pari-Mueller Pacific NW artist specializing in watercolor, pastels, and calligraphy Artist Statement & Bio “I have always lived in the countryside and always been a collector.…
For Observing Botany. Fairweather’s April exhibition. Artist Diane Copenhaver.
Artist: Diane Copenhaver Artwork Title: Beauty; a Flower Study 11 X 14 (framed 18 X 22), Acrylic on Paper, Painted Paper Collage ” I painted using several different techniques; included one with the ‘misty’ look; actually painted bits of…
Just in from Daniel.
Wood turned bowls by Daniel Harris. Signed by the artist. Each bowl is one of a kind using big leaf maple, holly, spalted maple, spalted pine and plum woods. Indeed, “it stands to reason– fungus in furniture cannot possibly be…
By request. FRESH GREENS artist lecture notes by Gayle H. Seely.
Gayle H. Seely, artist, spoke about her art at the Fresh Greens Opening reception. Opening reception hostesses, Denise, Joan and Kemy Kay, with arms full of fresh-cut Bells of Ireland. “Lively, bright, fresh and spontaneous.” —Gayle H. Seely FRESH…
Celtic Cross. Art from flower petals by Mike Mason.
Celtic Cross. Art from flower petals. Lambs ears, Irish shamrock, Bells of Ireland, Peace Lily foliage and pressed daisies. Original by Mike Mason. Mike Mason appeared for the Fairweather Gallery Fresh Greens opening reception. He brought in a…
Just in from Karen Johnson for March! Must haves! Favorite extra layers!
100% cotton ribbon yarn crocheted into an infinity cowl, intended to coordinate with the wool/silk top. The crochet stitch is called moss stitch, or linen stitch. The feel of the yarn fabric is soft. Indeed, so superbly soft and…
Bead boxing: Gayle H. Seely uses ancient methods, modern energy
Thank you, Eve Marx, reporter, for Coast Weekend! “I love seeing people become so involved in my boxes,” Gayle H. Seely said.The artist’s unique creations will be on display at Fairweather House & Gallery’s Seaside Art Walk kick-off at the…
Welcoming artist Judy Horning Shaw.
“Windswept.” 16×20. Oil on Canvas Judy Horning Shaw ARTIST’S STATEMENT “When I began my art career it was an act for which I was punished—drawing and coloring on my bedroom walls. That did not stop me, though I…
Going green, we are. Fairweather color therapy. March. 2018.
2018 Color Trends – Elle Decor There’s a new minimalist color palette in town, and it doesn’t involve grey. “Green is an omnipresent hue around the world, the natural hue of grass and foliage. It has been also…
