Outreach and Education

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Islandwood

I completed two teaching residencies at Islandwood, an inspiring outdoor learning center on Bainbridge Island.

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Workshop: Keeping a Travel Journal

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

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Bookmaking Class

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

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Polar Science Weekend 2009

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!

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Nature Journaling Workshop

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

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Glaciers and Salmon

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

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Polar Science Weekend 2008

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

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