Paul Brent is an artist whose work has become internationally known to represent the coastal lifestyle. Aqueous Seahorse 12×12 Paul Brent original watercolor Before the Storm Sailing 16×20 Paul Brent original oil From his watercolors to his recent oil…
“Sea-urchin” watercolor on hand-marbled paper #1 of an original triptych by JoAnn Pari-Mueller “Sea life has always been mysterious to me.” JoAnn Pari-Mueller “Sea-horse” watercolor on hand-marbled paper #2 of an original triptych by JoAnn Pari-Mueller “I use my…
Full Moon Bowl by Emily Miller “I have a brand new full moon bowl (first one out of the kiln!) Creating a different perspective on my passion for exploring unknown environments in art. Although most of my artwork has…
“My mixed-media paintings are mainly powered charcoal, gelled onto watercolor paper. Charcoal may weird, it is not just black and white and it is not smudgy, provides texture. Along with charcoal, I add as many as twenty-two layers of transparent…
Christine Trexel for Fairweather’s “Sense of Place” A blank journal with an iconic vintage photo of Highway 101 at Neahkahnie Mountain. Sometimes writing can help us to further develop our ideas and our sense of being. I believe it helps…
“Seaside Dreams” 16×12, original oil by Melissa Jander “Lavender in Window” 12×16, original oil by Melissa Jander “Sweet Peas in Window” 12×12, original oil by Melissa Jander Melissa Jander, a “home-grown” Pacific Northwestern painter, brings…
“A Family Affair” by Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images. Canada geese and goslings. Neawanna Creek, Seaside, Oregon May 2018 Image back-story: Female Canada goose (on the left) leaving the nest on top of a tree snag after 26 days of incubating eggs. …
Jo Pomeroy-Crockett, Ph.D. A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D., Latin Philosophiae doctor) is the highest academic degree awarded by universities in most countries. As part of her lifelong interest in and enjoyment of art, Jo Pomeroy-Crockett, PhD. has been…
“Ostrea” by Emily Miller. A large-scale sculpture inspired by the gnarled shells of oysters, the fluted ruffles of nudibranchs, and other beautiful and mysterious sea creatures. Sculpted with outdoor architectural stoneware ceramics. Weather-safe and water-tight. Recommended to protect from…
Image title: “Stranger in town.” Baltimore Oriole Neal Maine/ PacificLight Images Photographed in Seaside, Oregon (very rare to see a Baltimore Oriole west of the Rocky Mountains)! Proceeds in support of NCLC/ North Coast Land Conservancy To view a…