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wall art
Amy Adshead - Etchings
Byron Birdsall - Alaska watercolorist, a master of light
Kathrin Burleson - Iconography - "personal" and more traditional
Candace Coleman - Fabric collage
Abbas Darabi - Bold vibrant landscapes
Sonya Fairbanks - Contemporary still-lifes
Michael Ferguson - NW landscapes in acrylic, oil, and linoprints
Deborah Garber - Landscapes in pastel
Laura Griffith - Large-scale fruit in oil - contempory, bold, graceful
Michael Guerriero - Serigraphs
Henry Isaacs - Vibrant landscapes in oils, and pastels - plein air artist
Andrew Johnston - Oil as "realism and impressionism colliding"
Fumiko Kimura - Mixed media collages, and paintings
Richard Kirsten-Daiensai - Visionary mixed media and prints
Nicholas Kirsten-Honshin - Mixed media, prints, ceramic
David Ladmore - original prints and paintings
Linda Lamore - Mixed media wall assemblages, using metal, wood, and paper
Joseph Lesser - Pastels and oils - realistic still-lifes, interiors, landscapes
Jhenna Quinn Lewis - Traditional still-lifes in oil
Betty MacDonald - etchings
Jo Mendelsohn - Landscapes, still lifes, and figures in oil
John P. Morgan - Whimsical prints from nature
Christina Nichols - limited edition prints from collages, and pastels
Aki Sogabe - Kiri-e - Japanese paper-cutting
Katherine Taylor - Oil paintings: interiors and figures in soft impressionistic style.
Wendy Thon - Mixed-media wall reliefs, with a Grecian theme, paintings, and etchings
Nancy Turner-Smith - original prints, derived from drawings and photography, digitally completed, inspired by the natural world
William Vanscoy - Oil Paint on Gelatin Silver
Susanne Werner - Abstract mixed media paintings, inspired by nature.
Nancy Wilkins - Abstract monotypes and monoprints

Marsha Blaker-DeSomma

glass
Josef Bear - "Aumware" - fused and slumped glass as funtional, colorful,
dinnerware
Dan Bergsma - Handblown glass; student of Pilchuck Glass School
Marsha Blaker-DeSomma - Handblown glass
Glasshouse Studio - Oldest glass studio in Seattle
Janis Miltenberger - intricate glass lampwork
Nourot Glass Studio - Michael Nourot and Ann Corcoran
Carole Perry - unique glass "tapestries"
Strini Art Glass - Rick Strini has three decades of experience in glass blowing
Kim Walker - Handblown glass

Larry Richmond

ceramic
Brannan Mtn. Pottery - Intricate pots by Larry Richmond, inspired by N. Californian native baskets
Cedar Row Studio - Artful and functional earthenware by Shirl Lipkin
Jim Danisch - Experimental ceramics
Aron Frogge - Ceramic Vases - slab constructed; raku fired
Brent Gorman - Raku
Korean Celadon - Traditional pieces, known for the color, crackled glaze, and designs
Ileya Tropics (formerly Marlana River Design) - Hand painted ceramic china
Carolyn Crowley Rice - Ceramic dogs
Studio Tabula Rasa - Fanciful and functional stoneware in black and white by Reiko Miyagi
Natalie Warrens - Colorful low-fired earthenware - both sculptural and functional
Cheryl Willliams - Unique bowls and sculpture with metallic appliques

Lisa Gordon

other sculpture
Deacon - Bronze animal masks
Lisa Gordon - Horses in bronze
Georgia Hunter - Bronze animals (cows)
David MacFarlane - Turned alabaster and wood
Sarah Jane Mayer - Science and art work together, resulting in beautiful animals in bronze and stone.
Tom Torrens - Indoor/outdoor metal sculpture - fountains, bells, birdbaths, ...
Lucius 'Mitch' Upshaw -
Lexi Z - Spirit masks of papier mache and found objects