I have created new illustrations for the Fairweather April exhibition that depict spring native flowers and native butterflies, moths, hummingbird and other species. I wanted to show a relationship between various plants and insects, celebrating our Pacific Northwest ecology. …
Vignette #1: Original oil paintings by featured LUSH artist Emily Schultz-McNeil, art glass by NW makers, Illume candles, handmade paper spheres, balsa wood flowers, bamboo runner, cut crystal candle sticks, cloissone picture frame, Fine Art buffet lamp, vintage faience tulip…
Basketful original by Toni Avery, 36 x 36″ “Flowers represent youth, sensuality, tenderness, splendor, passion, love, and beauty, but at the same time, they also represent the unbearable finitude of life.” Toni Avery is an artist working primarily in the…
Today is 2-22-22 — a.k.a “Twosday” — a scarce palindrome date full of opportunities and what one professor says has “magic power.” Here is how we relate the day to the arts. Paul Brent is a “master too-for” enhancing the…
Bunny and Friends Teapot by Dan Peccia I am a self taught potter in Southeast Portland. I started a neighborhood art project and built a free little library type box. The concept was simple. I would put…
“Mysteries” abstract on canvas by Diane Copenhaver Welcome fall! Our surroundings are changing. The brilliant greens and blues of summer are giving way to the vibrant oranges, reds, and even greys of fall. –DC “Connection I and II” abstracts on…
You can win this beautiful triptych quilted collage textile artwork created specifically for the celebration of the Seaside Prom’s Centennial. More than 200 different fabrics, embellished by more than 50 different type of beads and colors of thread were…
“A Rare Visitor” Baltimore oriole photographed in a Seaside backyard by Neal Maine Matted, framed in wood, and signed 17h” x 23w” $295 Proceeds from Neal Maine’s photos to support North Coast Land Conservancy, NCLC. Check out the NCLC …
Just in! “Elk Watershed” photograph by naturalist Neal Maine January 2021 Coastal elk in the Seaside Necanicum Estuary Elk will “shake” out their coats to get rain water off their coats. During most periods of heavy rain they get…