March 10-12, 2017: We put on our First Ever Seattle Artist League Show, featuring a huge variety of over 100 drawings and paintings by more than 50 League artists. With huge thanks to everyone involved, the show was an enormous success; a showcase of creative achievements. We are pleased and proud to see how things are taking shape. See your work here? Leave a comment!
Contributing Artists (in no order)
Chris Harvey, Alex Walker, Sarah Bixler, Deanna Baldi, Alex Ballenger, Suz Babayan, Madeline James, Paul Bauck, Chris Cantu, Evan Clarrissimeaux, Jennifer Corington, Hannah DeBerg, Rebecca Downs, Emily Eberhart, Lauren Fattal, Craig Faunce, Caleb Fleisher, Gabby Francesco, Lucy Garnett, Jana Gezon, Caren Goldenberg, Jon Hall, Rosemary Jones, Tessa Magnusson, Robin Maynard Dobbs, Leilani Norman, Berkeley Parks, Jon Patrick, Janet Price, Georgia Ragsdale, Elly Slakie, Jean Sullivan, Marina Vogman, Luis Vincencio, D. Lisa West, Marina Vogman, Kelly Woodward, Jonathan Beauty Ink, Sydney M Pertl, Megan Haigh, Emily Keeney, Jamie Singer, Helen Halpern, Siobhan Wilder, Steve Galey, Ken Maher, William Hook, Yvonne Lopez, Casey Klahn, Whiting Tennis, Patty Haller, Lendy Hensley, Ruthie V.
This SAL Challenge is a vocabulary based creative challenge every day for January. Materials are artist’s choice. You can draw, paint, sew, collage, sculpt your food, anything you want. See below for today’s creative challenge. Set the timer for 20 minutes and see what happens. TUCKET : a fanfare on a trumpet Merriam-Webster: Tucket can be found most notably …
[image_with_animation image_url=”9075″ alignment=”” animation=”Fade In” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] Hiroshige lived from 1797 – 1858 in Edo (now Tokyo), Japan. He was a Japanese woodblock artist, one of the last great masters of the woodblock print. His brilliant landscape compositions found their way to the West (Japoniseme), influencing Impressionists and Post-Impressionists such as Degas, Manet, and Monet. …
I’m in Portland, taking a 3-day figure drawing intensive with Fran O’Neill. Saturday was Day 2 of my intensive, and though about mid-day I was cranky, I ended the day on a high. I did not want to stop. I learned a new way of drawing. Isn’t it thrilling that I can draw for so many years, …
This is the final post in a three-part series on Scott McClellan, head of ceramics at the Seattle Artist League. The first post looked at the grounded physicality of his pots; the second, at the structures—musical, material, and cultural—that shape his thinking. Now we turn to the studio he built: how his quiet pragmatism and …
The First Ever Seattle Artist League Show
March 10-12, 2017: We put on our First Ever Seattle Artist League Show, featuring a huge variety of over 100 drawings and paintings by more than 50 League artists. With huge thanks to everyone involved, the show was an enormous success; a showcase of creative achievements. We are pleased and proud to see how things are taking shape. See your work here? Leave a comment!
Contributing Artists (in no order)
Chris Harvey, Alex Walker, Sarah Bixler, Deanna Baldi, Alex Ballenger, Suz Babayan, Madeline James, Paul Bauck, Chris Cantu, Evan Clarrissimeaux, Jennifer Corington, Hannah DeBerg, Rebecca Downs, Emily Eberhart, Lauren Fattal, Craig Faunce, Caleb Fleisher, Gabby Francesco, Lucy Garnett, Jana Gezon, Caren Goldenberg, Jon Hall, Rosemary Jones, Tessa Magnusson, Robin Maynard Dobbs, Leilani Norman, Berkeley Parks, Jon Patrick, Janet Price, Georgia Ragsdale, Elly Slakie, Jean Sullivan, Marina Vogman, Luis Vincencio, D. Lisa West, Marina Vogman, Kelly Woodward, Jonathan Beauty Ink, Sydney M Pertl, Megan Haigh, Emily Keeney, Jamie Singer, Helen Halpern, Siobhan Wilder, Steve Galey, Ken Maher, William Hook, Yvonne Lopez, Casey Klahn, Whiting Tennis, Patty Haller, Lendy Hensley, Ruthie V.
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This SAL Challenge is a vocabulary based creative challenge every day for January. Materials are artist’s choice. You can draw, paint, sew, collage, sculpt your food, anything you want. See below for today’s creative challenge. Set the timer for 20 minutes and see what happens. TUCKET : a fanfare on a trumpet Merriam-Webster: Tucket can be found most notably …
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