Events

A selection of my Norway paintings are on exhibit.

I’m exhibiting with the Bainbridge Arts & Crafts Gallery in Winslow from Oct 3-Nov 2nd.

I had a blast sketching with TRAVELER’S CO USA and the Seattle Urban Sketchers last week.

I’m excited to paint on an arctic island in Norway this summer.

Join me at the Pacific Science Center Feb. 28-29!

I invite you to join me in my upcoming summer and fall workshops.

I am exhibiting a collection of polar paintings through May 16th.

My new show and partner events in Port Townsend.

Opening Oct. 5th in Seattle for the Fremont Artwalk.

I’ll be sketching at the launch of a polar monitoring satellite!

Join me to sketch wooden boats!

Join me in a sketching event hosted by artist Marc Taro Holmes.

Prepare for a summer of art in this June 9th-10th workshop!

I am participating in a show with the Women Painters of Washington.

I’m co-teaching as series of demos and workshops with my friend Che.

Explore the polar regions! This wonderful event runs March 4-6th.

Join me to learn techniques for painting expressive skies.

I have two paintings showing in this Confluence Gallery exhibition.

Australian artist Jane Blundell is visiting Seattle!

Highlights of my workshop at the Burke Museum.

I have four events this week around Seattle, I’d love to see you if you’re in the region!

Opening night for Imaging the Arctic was thrilling, thank you everyone who came!

Imaging the Arctic opens this week in Seattle.

I’m teaching a workshop at the Burke Museum in Seattle.

I had a wonderful time with Daniel Smith this past week.

My biggest watercolor yet and upcoming event details.

I was honored to participate with Girls Can Do, presentation videos are online!

An event to inspire young women to dream big, May 17th in Seattle!

It’s time once again for this great event at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle!

A new painting and news about my upcoming Science Cafe in Fairbanks.

The Whatcom Museum presentation was great fun, thank you to everyone who attended!

Biologist Kristin Laidre and I are giving a presentation at the Whatcom Museum.

The Vanishing Ice exhibition at the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham is spectacular!

The Vanishing Ice exhibition at the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham opens this weekend.

I’m preparing for my workshop this weekend in Bellingham. There’s still room if you’d like to join me!

My show Up High opens at Bottlehouse this March 9th. Come for the art, the wine, and send me off to Greenland!

Last night was the fabulous opening for the Human+Nature exhibit at the Kirkland Arts Center.

Polar Science Weekend at the Pacific Science Center is here once again! Come explore the polar regions.

Nerd Nite was a blast! Thanks to every one who came. I also learned about the Great Auk.

Join me and my dad for a father/daughter, science/art, double feature presentation.

Thank you to everyone who came to my opening last night!

Please join me this Thursday for my show opening in Seattle at Plasteel!

There are still a few spots left for my Seattle Art Museum workshop this weekend!

Thank you to everyone who came out the Ice Stories exhibit opening! The exhibit runs through January 14th, 2012.

Join me for the “Ice Stories” exhibit opening this Sunday at the WA State Convention Center.

Learn about painting expressive skies with watercolor at my upcoming free Daniel Smith demos.

I invite you to join me for my Fall Colors painting retreat in the Methow Valley from September 30th—October 2nd.

Information about my presentation at the Greenwood Library in Seattle.

Details about the exhibit, “Forecast: Communicating Weather and Climate” at the WA State Convention Center.

Details about my show opening at Johnston Architects.

My show opening and winter art sale went well and free shipping offer for the holidays.

Announcing new art in my shop and free shipping for the holidays.

Announcement about 5×5 Show opening at Building 619.

Photographs and details of my two art exhibits in Twisp, WA.

News and photos from the Kent Summer Art Exhibit opening.

News from Polar Science Weekend and events in Seattle as well as how to draw a penguin in 5 steps.

Announcing my schedule and planned activities for Polar Science Weekend at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle.

Thank you to everyone who joined me for my NCI Shades of Fall workshop.

I’m moving at the end of the month and clearing out my studio.

Join me at Daniel Smith in Bellevue, WA this weekend to prepare for journaling during your summer adventures! You will learn create your own sketchbooks and we’ll explore ink and watercolor techniques together. Sunday, June 14th, 11am – 4pm. Call (425) 643-1781 to register. Please let me know if you have any questions and I hope to

I’m still having a blast with linoleum prints and will have my new series available at the Greenwood Phinney Artwalk! I hope you can make it. For those of you not in Seattle, check out my new print gallery in my shop!

I’m rediscovering printmaking (from my days at Carleton College) and am having such fun making small linoleum prints (and a mess in my studio). I’m working small and think that the prints will be a lovely studio complement to my field sketches. I’m planning to have a whole series completed in time for the Greenwood-Phinney

Learn to create your own journals and sketchbooks book with me! This Wednesday, Aprill 22nd is the beginning of my North Seattle Community College bookmaking class which will continue Wednesday evenings 6:3opm – 9:30pm at the Sand Point Education Center. We make simple pamphlets, accordion style, casebound books and I will also share journaling techniques. I’d

Join me this Saturday March 7 for the opening of Confluence: Artists of the North Cascades Institute at the Smith|Valley gallery in Edison, WA. Other artists include Subhankar Banerjee and my friends Benj Drummond and Molly Hashimoto. The artist reception festivities from 5pm – 7pm. I hope to see you there! Smith|Valley is located at

Polar Science Weekend has been great fun so far, sharing my materials, sketches, and studio paintings with all sorts of lovely people at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. Today (Sunday) is the last day of the event and I’ll be there in person this afternoon. Come by and say hello!

Whew! I’m recouping from a busy week spent in part at Islandwood on Bainbridge Island teaching young’uns (3rd – 5th graders) tools for observation and opening my show at Office Nomads. For Islandwood, I presented a 90 minute workshop to six groups of ~ten school kids. We spent part of our time indoors working on

Friday was a busy but wonderful day as I hung my show at Mithun (with the help of my incredibly supportive sweetie Darin Reid) and officially opened the show in the evening. It’s such fun to see my paintings on the wall! They look beautiful in frames. Artwork goes through a mysterious transformation when it

I’ve spent the day catching up and recovering from a lovely but rather busy weekend. I participated with the Wedgwood Arts Festival on Saturday and my brother got married in the garden on Sunday! The Festival was good fun- I think at least twice a year I will participate an event such as it. I

Last weekend I had the pleasure of teaching a 3 day weekend workshop, Nature Journaling, for the North Cascades Institute (NCI). I was joined in La Conner, WA, by nine participants and Megan McGinty, a wonderful NCI naturalist and assistant. We spent the first day making hard bound journals, the second exploring Deception Pass State

My show opening May 2nd at the Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle was wonderful! A big thank you to Kirsten Olsen at the museum and all of the volunteers who hung the show and helped make it all possible. (Also a thank you to the lovely ladies who created marvelous Scandinavian hors d’oeuvres for the

I gave a presentation for the Mountaineers on March 12th with Jon Reidel, a glaciologist from North Cascades National Park. I brought a display of my paintings and talked about my project, “Portraits of Ice, Witnessing Climate Change.” It was wonderful how well received our combination of science and art was, and to learn more

I arrived home from Ushuaia, Argentina on March 3rd, in a fog of fatigue and disorientation. Seattle was my fifth stop and the whole voyage took over 30 hours. Nonetheless, my flights were smooth and my baggage arrived sans problem (whew). After one spending one day decompressing, I set up for Polar Science Weekend at