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The ferry ride between Metlakatla and Ketchikan is 40minutes and the boat keeps moving. Made this quick sketch sitting outside looking back towards Annette Island. In 10 minutes the view was almost all gone. The weather is mostly clear today but the
Tired but grateful. I just finished my last teaching artist residency of the spring - one week of sketching and nature journaling with Metlakatla elementary students. I’ve been traveling around Alaska doing work stuff since April 7!! Three teac
Tonight! Join us for the opening of Changing Landscapes at Bunnell Street Arts Center in Homer. I’m so excited to share my new cyanotype work along side the work of Sharlene Cline and Deb Lowney. Opening from 5-7 pm with an artist talk at 6 pm.
Unplanned stop over in Nome. I got to go down to Front street and check on this mural I made with middle schoolers a few years ago. It’s still doing well! #artistinschools #teachingartist #communitymural
Earlier in the winter there was a porcupine living under a neighbor's shed and I've often seen signs of it since they are active year-round. Their tracks in the snow are some of my favorites to find because I like the wavy shapes they make as they wa
Another sketch for my column for @copperriverrecord. Have you noticed the black, charcoal colored conks that grow on birch trees sometimes? They are chaga, Inonotus obliquus, a parasitic fungus. The part we see is actually not the fruiting body, but
I’ve seen more signs of animals moving around this week, and the snow has been great for tracks (a half inch of soft/ sticky over a solid base - at least it’s solid do anyone under 40 lbs). I’ve seen more snowshoe hare tracks this w