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

Study of Girl with Headband by Amy Scherer has a quiet, introspective mood. It depicts a softly rendered portrait with downcast eyes, using muted, earthy tones of olive greens, browns, dusky pinks, and grays. The brushwork feels loose and textured, giving it a slightly weathered, dreamlike quality. Overall, it conveys a sense of vulnerability, calm melancholy, and emotional depth, as if capturing a private, inward moment. An elegantly simple oil paint on canvas panel composition, signed by the artist on the back, presented in a simple, lightweight walnut wood frame.

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

Yellow Color Study is part painting, part handmade and vintage paper collage of whimsical and textural flora by Pacific Northwest artist Maggie Ramirez-Burns. This piece is composed of a dense, circular arrangement of patterned floral forms that bloom against a warm, golden background. The bright colors and layered textures feel energetic and celebratory, while the balanced composition keeps the overall mood harmonious and inviting.