Two featured artists this month!

Bill and Nancy Dewey - Photography

Reception November 19th, 2-6pm

Our gallery has 13 members, all local artists and

always working on something new.

Susan Dawson - Pastel/Oil

Bill & Nancy Dewey - Photography

Dru Duffey - Watercolor

Annika Elizabeth - Acrylic

Bob Giadrosich - Ink

Gina Hanzsek - Collage, Montage, Assemblage

Hilma Josal - Oil

Sonya Lang - Photography

Fran Martiny - Jewelry

Joan Pinney - Watercolor

Tammy Pool - Photography/Oil/Acrylic

Claire Ridlon - Pastel

Kathryn Sterley - Oil/Watercolor

Arts of Snohomish is a great place to find a

variety of unique gifts.

Collages by Gina Hanzsek

Bob Giadrosich - Ink

Tammy Pool - Photography/Oil/Acrylic

NEW Ravin Paintings - 11x14's and 10x20 - Acrylic

2" Magnets painted on wood rounds - Acrylic/Varnish

Sonya Lang Photography

“Storytelling is about two things; it’s about character and plot.”

George Lucas

This is how I feel when I photograph old cars/trucks.

They have stories to share if we only stop to look and listen.

Had a Good Run Model T, Blanket of Snow and Old Timers

Fran Martiny - Jewelry

Susan Dawson - Pastel

Snoqualmie Falls - 9x12

Cabin Light - 9x12 - plein air

Eden Valley Hay Bails - 9x12 - plein air

Dru Duffey - Watercolor

Remembering warm summer evenings and beautiful

sunsets as the weather turns cold and rainy.

I'm playing with freezer paintings and tissue paper on

traditional watercolor paper and Yupo.

Coming to the gallery next week.

Annika Elizabeth - Acrylic

As an artist, I am in a place of limbo while I experiment with new mediums, trying a little more subject matter, mingled with emotionally charged flow.

It feels like I am learning so much, in many different directions. It's nice.

I'm excited to have my friend Ashley from For a Lark, help me design a dress with a fabric design I made using Collard's Aura, my 15x30 wrapped canvas.

This is one of my dream goals as an artist. To make my own fabric and a few clothing designs.

I'm currently working on a new 24x48 canvas. So far, it's Untitled. I started it with a gross art block. I cried starting this one, while I pushed through the first layer. It felt forced, but a much needed push forward. One foot in front of the other. Keep going, even if it's a struggle. Once the block breaks, it's a delicious process.

There is the photo of the fabric that goes with the collards canvas and the one with hearts is my 24x48 canvas