The Leap by Liz Luther, mixed-media artist Liz Luther grew up fishing for rainbow trout in the lakes of eastern Washington. In this piece she’s used traditional couching techniques with modern colored metal threads to embroider a big ol’…
NW emerging artist Jennifer Quan passionately creates sculptures using hand-knit wire, seamlessly intertwining extra materials like woven copper. Her mesmerizing work delves deep into the resilience of seeds, while also thoughtfully examining the beauty of pods. She is fueled by…
Hand-drilled, polished beach stone necklace. One-of-a-kind with copper findings. Lobster claw closure. Just in. Jewelry artist Mary Truler hand-made her bracelet chains for the 2024 new work at Fairweather’s. Fun fact: She has crafted more than one-of-a-kind pieces for the…
Bev Birdwell has lived in the Pacific Northwest for more than 30 years. She has a painting studio where many classes and workshops are held. She spent over a decade as a staff teacher for Susan Scheewe Publications. In recent years, she…
About the artist Liz Luther In college, Liz Luther joined a medieval re-creation group called the Society for Creative Anachronism. Through the SCA, she learned about the craft and art of embroidery. She tried out many different techniques and explored…