Seattle Art Source on New Day Northwest

• Watercolor on paper, comes with 3.5″ white matte
• 10″ H x 10″ W
• 17″ H x 17″ W with matte

Dodi’s deconstructed landscapes provide us with a platform for musings and imagining. A sense of place in every painting, we are transported to the land of our choosing helped along the way with the slopes and colorways of Dodi’s hand.

• Monotype print, framed
• 13″ H x 11.5″ W

Kris Ekstrand’s perspective on the natural landscapes around her are both an invitation to observe and go forth. Topography notwithstanding, her years of painting the low land waterways of the Skagit Valley provide a cherished legacy of this multifaceted artist.

• Oil on panel, framed
• 8″ H x 6″ W

Scherer studied with NW Master William Cumming, whom she met at the Art Institute of Seattle, in 1984. His influence was instrumental in her understanding of color, design and its use in painting. Amy passes along years of experience and wisdom to her own students now as well as pursuing her full time career as a professional artist in Washington State.

• Mixed media on panel
• 12″ H x 12″ W

Maggie’s work is about reawakening the senses and the need to preserve natural beauty. Her work is a union of her life experiences, inspirations, and the untimely death of her mother which affected her deeply. Experiencing loss at an early age naturally changed the way she viewed the world. Through creating handmade versions or reusing art from her archive are intentional in her practice, a metaphor for rebirth and renewal. Botanicals and marine vegetation guide her selections in color and theme to create a sense of flow and movement.