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Artist Trust
Artist Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated exclusively to
supporting Washington State artists working in all creative disciplines.
Art Access
Art Access provides monthly listings for the visual arts, dance, music and
theater--primarily for the greater Seattle area. Their site also
presents original art, poetry, reviews and literature.
Links to Artist Sites
Alisha Baker
Alisha has defined herself as an artist within
both the graphic design and fine arts spheres. Her work is a conscious
effort to strike a balance between the two, bringing the designer into her
painting compositions and an artist's eye to render the inexplicable
subtleties of design.
(www.alishart.com)
Steven Billups
Black and white fine art photography is Steven's
medium through which he strives to create images of grace and beauty with
one of history's greatest art subjects--the human form.
(www.sbillupsphoto.com)
Elsa Bluethner
Elsa’s passion to create led her into a twenty
year career in fashion design, illustration and costuming. She then traded
in her scissors for paint brushes and set off on a journey of
self-expression, recreating on canvas her impressions of the places and
people that enrich her life. Elsa paints in an impressionistic style,
reflecting the awe inspired in her by the infinite subject matter found in
nature and her everyday surroundings.
(www.elsabluethner.com)
Richard Bulman
Richard's paintings, etchings and jewelry
reflect his extensive travels throughout the world. His most
passionate areas of study have been ancient religious sites and the human
form, both of which have provided him endless inspiration for his current
work.
(www.bulmanfineart.com)
Sue Danielson
Sue is a Seattle painter whose land and
cityscapes allow her to explore her love of form and color while pursuing
her ultimate artistic goal of finding simplicity in a complex world.
(www.suedanielson.net)
Signe Heggem-Davis
Much of Signe's painting is done "en plein aire,
though she is a fine studio painter, as well. Signe is equally fluent in
landscape, figure work and still life.
(www.artsylife.com)
Kathleen Frugé-Brown
Kathleen
is a painter and printmaker with a long-standing interest in landscape,
particularly that of the river and lush forest surrounding her Pacific
Northwest studio. (www.kathleenfrugebrown.com)
Brian Fey
Brian lives on a beautiful expanse of property in Mexico where he continues
to expand his wonderfully diverse portfolio of paintings. (portfolio-1,
portfolio-2)
Kim Graham
Kim is a figurative
sculptor's sculptor. She creates both figurative and
fanciful sculptures in clay that range from unique
fine art pieces to large architectural ceramic
projects.
(www.kimgrahamstudios.com)
Robert Hardgrave
Inspired by experiences
of disease and recovery, Roberts paintings are
intricate creations filled with personal symbols,
reflecting ideas of reincarnation and the richness
of life beyond death.
(http://www.farmerbobsfarm.com)
Virginia Howlett
Virginia creates paintings and installations
inspired by the ephemeral qualities of landscape.
(www.virginiahowlett.com)
Margot Lovinger
Margot is a fabric artist par exellance.
Her figurative art quilts have received such
responses as, "You have raised art quilting to a
higher level", not to mention, "Magnificent",
"Amazing!" and "Wow!". Please take a look for
yourself. (www.margotlovinger.com)
Kelly Lyles
Kelly is a Seattle artist who not only makes
fabulous art, but wears and drives it as well.
Kelly and her art have been featured in magazines,
newspapers and on TV, and a visit to her web site is
an introductory treat. You can even enjoy a
360-degree inside view of her studio! Kelly is
the hub of current-events information for
Seattle-area artists, and a request to be added to
her e-mail list (along with a suggested $20
donation--for a year's subscription) is all you need to
keep in the know.
(www.kellyspot.com)
Wendy Lee Lynds
Wendy is both an awesome artist and an awesome
person who works in collage, encaustic and
monotypes, and in her words is "crazy for abstract
expressionism". Wendy has two blogs where you
can see her work and read her musings.
(www.badabling.blogspot.com)
(www.off-the-cuffcollage.blogspot.com)
Joe Mac Kechnie
Though Joe is an artist of many mediums and many
subjects, his distinctive style reflects his
enthusiasm for all that his mediums and subjects
encompass. “My purpose,” Joe writes, “is to isolate,
depict and capture the essence of a subject. I seek
qualities that are elusive, difficult to discover
and portray. Painting for me is about sharing my
view as I witness and savor the visual moment.”
(www.jlmackechnie.com)
Megan Meyers
Megan's creations include both fine art and murals.
Her art has taken her as far away as Balize where
her work appears on the walls of an orphanage.
Visit her site to read more...and enjoy her art!
(www.meganmariemeyers.com)
Vaho Muskheli
Vaho grew up in the Republic of Georgia where he
spent ten years studying at the Art College of Jacob
Nicoladze--the renowned sculptor and pupil of Rodin--and
then at the prestigious Georgian State Academy of
Fine Arts. He now lives in the United States
where he paints his monumental canvases of imagined
landscapes and representational figures--each work
producing a powerful visual and emotional viewing
experience.
(www.vahomuskheli.com)
Amy Pleasant
Though formally trained in design, Amy's first love
is painting. Her work is characterized by bright,
opaque color and strong outlines, and everyday
objects and experiences are her favorite subjects.
(www.amypleasantseattle.com)
Maya Radoczy
Maya casts, fuses and blows glass in her marvelous
glass studio located in Seattle's Maple Leaf
district--from tiny ornamental creations to
monumental architectural glass projects.
(www.mayaglass.com)
Victor Sirotin
Finding his inspiration in the ancient traditions of
China, Sumer, Egypt and Greece, Victor sculpts
primarily in bronze. Acclaimed in Russia,
Victor now continues his work in Seattle as a
sculptor, painter, writer and teacher.
(www.geocities.com/vsirotin)
Kelly Tissot
Kelly is an abstract painter and nature photographer
who, through her mediums, is in constant exploration
of light and color.
(www.kellytissotstudio.com)
Susie Wind
Susie is a passionate painter of urban, industrial
and abstract works in oil and acrylic. In her
paintings, Susie attains that magical threshold
where paint becomes reality and reality becomes
paint--a wonderful experience both for the painter
and
the viewer.
(http://susiewind.com)
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