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New tile front and back (without cork)

8x10 book, 68 pages,61 works of Art.

A Look Inside

***confirmed***

“Freak Show“ Oddity Market- Jan 14-15, 10-5 both days -Confirmed

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

***Confirmed***

Ocean Shores Razor Clam and Crab Festival

March 17-19. Fri-12-8 , Sat-11-8, Sun- 11-3

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

*** confirmed ***

Tulip Festival Street Fair

April 21-23rd 

Mt. Vernon, WA

***Confirmed***

Juan De Fuca Festival of the Arts

May 26-28th

Port Angeles, WA 

***Confirmed***

Sand and Sawdust

June 23-25 2023

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores,WA

**Confirmed**

Gig Harbor Art Festival

July 15-16 2023

Gig Harbor, WA

***Confirmed***

Sequim Lavender Festival

July 21-23, 2023

Sequim, WA

**Confirmed**

Anacortes Art Festival

Aug 4-6 2023

Anacortes, WA

**Confirmed**

Coupeville art festival

Aug 12 and 13 2023

Coupeville, WA

***Confirmed***

Westport Art Festival

Aug.19-23rd

Westport,Wa

***Confirmed***

AAOS Art Festival

Sept 1-3 2023

***Confirmed***

Dungeness crab and Seafood Festival

Oct 6-8 2023

Port Angeles, WA

Winter Fanta-Sea

November, Dates not final

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

Urban Unglued, Oddity Market- Jan 15-16,  10-5 both days -Confirmed

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA 

Ocean Shores Razor Clam and Crab Festival **Confirmed**

March 18-20  Fri-12-8 , Sat-11-8, Sun- 11-3 

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA 

Sand and Sawdust ***Confirmed***

June 24-26

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

Sequim Lavender Festival ***Confirmed***

July 15-17

Sequim, WA

Anacortes Art Festival ***Confirmed***

Aug 5-7

Anacortes, WA

Westport Art Festival ***Confirmed***

Aug dates unknown

Westport, WA

AAOS Art Festival ***Confirmed***

Sept 2-4 Dates could be updated

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

Dungeness crab and Seafood Festival ***Confirmed***

Oct 7-9  Port Angeles, WA

Winter Fanta-Sea ***Confirmed***

November, Dates not final

Ocean Shores Convention Center

Ocean Shores, WA

Friday Noon- 5pm

Saturday 10am-5pm

Sunday 10-3pm

As events become available, more might be added to the list.  If events are cancelled, notification will be posted here and on Facebook. 

Spring Fair 4/9-4/11/ 2021 Outdoor Event

Fri - 11 am - 6 pm,  Sat 10 am - 6 pm,  Sun 10 am - 4 pm 

Location- Ocean Shores Convention Center,  Ocean Shores, WA 98569.   

Urban Unglued, More Freaks at the Beach Oct 16-17 Inside Event

Sat 10-5 and Sun 10-5

Location- Ocean Shores Convention Center, Ocean Shores, WA 98569.

Urban Unglued January 18-19
Ocean Shores,WA

Gore At the Shore - May 11th - Ocean Shores Convention Center, Ocean Shores, WA (confirmed)

Sand and Sawdust Festival - June 28-30th Ocean Shores Convention Center, Ocean Shores WA

Friday Hours 11-6 Sat.hours 10-6 Sunday hours 10-4

Seabrook Saturday Markets July-Aug Seabrook, WA. (Various Dates unconfirmed)

Sequim Lavender Festival - July 19, 20, and 21- Carrie Blake Park, Sequim, WA

Fri 9-7 Sat 9-7 and Sun 9-5 (confirmed)

Westport Art Festival - Aug. 17th and 18th - Westport Marina Westport, WA (confirmed)

Seabrook Sat. Market - Aug 22 10am-4pm

AAOS Arts and Craft Festival - Aug 30- Sept 1 Ocean Shores Convention Center, Ocean Shores, WA

Port Angeles Dungeness Crab and Seafood Festival - October 11-13th

Fanta-Sea Nov 29-Dec 1 Ocean Shores Convention Center Ocean Shores WA

The Sequim Lavender Festival is the largest lavender festival in North America, with over 30,000 people in attendance over the 3-day event, it attracts people from around the globe.   I will also be at the festival with my own booth selling a variety of artwork.  Hope to see you there!

2019 Sequim Lavender Festival

For My Hat. ** Not available in 11x14 Limited Edition Print***

Craft beer enthusiasts from across the Pacific Northwest will gather in Seabrook on Saturday, October 6, to celebrate the region's best breweries at the 6th Annual Big Foot Brew Fest.

From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., attendees will have the chance to sample over 40 varieties of seasonal craft beers from 15 different breweries.

The Big Foot Brew Fest is quickly becoming known as the largest beer festival on the coast for its easy day drinking and beach town atmosphere.

Attendees can sip on session style ales and lagers while enjoying live music from some of the coast's most popular acts.

In addition to craft beer and live music, the festival will feature local food vendors. The cost for the Big Foot Brew Fest is $25, which gets you admission, six beer tasting tickets, and the official Big Foot Brew Fest pint glass.

Breweries confirmed for the event include:

Mount Olympus Brewing
Dick’s Brewing Co.
Three Magnets Brewing
Hoh River Brewing
Steam Donkey
Triceratops Brewing Co.
Narrows Brewing Company
Illuminati Brewing Co.
Radenberger
Anchor Steam
Hoquiam Brewing Co
Matchless Brewing
Fish Brewing Co.
Top Rung Brewing Co.
Wishkah River Distillery-mobile spirit tasting room
Heritage Distillery
Well 80
Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
Mary Hill Winery
The Stowaway Winery

11AM VIP Tasting

VIPs are treated to an extra tasting session beginning at 11 a.m. with special guest The Hopfather, Dan Culver. In addition, VIPs will receive a SWAG bag. The VIP session will take place at the Stowaway Wine Bar.

Live Music
Junebugs

Grub
Frontagers Pizza Truck
Dogmasters Gourmet Hot Dogs
Los Costenos Taco Truck
Momma's Way Smokehouse
Tempting Eats & Treats
... and more


The Big Foot Brew Fest benefits the Seabrook Community Foundation which goes to fund awards and grants to individuals and organizations in the North Beach and Grays Harbor communities.

Here is the complete schedule of activities for the Big Foot Brew Fest:

10AM - Bigfoot Parade (starts at Cottage Rentals)

10AM - Bigfoot wood-carving demonstration featuring Anthony Robinson of Seabreeze Gallary (Front Street).

11AM - The Bigfoot Brew Fest opens to ticket holders.

11AM - The VIP session opens to VIP ticketholders at the Stowaway Wine Bar.

11AM - DJ Mike Flanigan kicks-off the party and will be playing music throughout the whole day.

11AM - Merchant street fair opens on the corner of Front and Market Streets (no ticket required).

11AM - Bigfoot sand-carving demonstration featuring Eric Hawley (Meriweather Square).

12PM - Bigfoot Brew Festival opens to the general public.

1PM - Bigfoot discussion led by Brock Powell, local Bigfoot expert & hunter (main stage).

3PM - Happy Hour Yoga (Crescent Park).

3PM - Live music performed by the Junebugs (main stage).

6PM - The party continues under the tents where Frontagers will serve up pizza and beer until 10 p.m.

Tales of the Snowy and Moon

First, use painters tape and cover the back of the wood panel.  Then, I prepared my image by using an archival adhesive to attach it to my wood panel.  I like to add texture and embellish with a little bit of acrylic.

Next, I gather all the items needed to begin the process.  (Gloves, Resin, spatula, Hardener, torch, measuring cup, toothpicks, and something to lift your art piece off the counter.) 

I then mix equal parts of resin and hardener for at least 3 minutes.  When it comes time to pour, I like to do my edges first.  I smear the resin on with my fingers until the edges are completely covered.  I have found if I let it just drip down the sides and then rub it in, I end up missing spots and have to redo the whole thing. 

When all the edges are covered, I then place the image on cups or shot glasses to balance it off the ground. Then the fun begins.

I like to use a spatula to move the resin around.  Make sure everything is covered, especially the corners and edges or you'll end up doing the

whole piece over again. 

Once you're done, you'll need to use a torch to pop the bubbles. Look at it one last time and pick dust and hair that might have fallen into the piece.

Lastly, you will cover the entire piece for 24 hours. When 24 hours is up, it will be safe to take the painters tape off the back.  Put the art piece in a safe place for another 48 hours.  

Personally, I love using this particular brand of resin.  Its nontoxic and I can use it inside the house. The best reason of all is it makes my artwork look very polished and have had many compliments. 

TIP: 1-Don't try and wash resin off your hands.  The best way to get most of it off is to use a dry paper towel.

       2-Spray water around the area you'll be working in, this really helps keep dust at bay.  Make sure you're windows are closed too.

Here are several pieces completed in ArtResin recently.  For more information about art resin click ArtResin

Once again, if you're in the area, please stop by the Convention Center in Ocean Shores, May 25, 11am-4pm, May 26, 9am-5pm, May 27, 9am-4pm.

I wanted to extend a big thank you to Speakeasy for making this all possible.

Speakeasy Legacy

speakeasy

Miss Poppy and the Hummingbird

It's been an extremely busy weekend but I still have a nice selection of prints available as well as a 4 framed pieces. 2 small and 2 large.  Stop by if you're in town and have a peek.  You will find an eclectic assortment of artists at the event too. There is also live music and a beer garden to relax in the sun and take in the breeze from the ocean. 

From what I have seen the pieces submitted were outstanding, creative and thoughtful. 

Here is the news article regarding the show.

http://www.kitsapsun.com/entertainment/art-ninth-cvg-show-features-artists-from-around-state-297a7585-8119-43fd-e053-0100007ff701-365786321.html

Keys to my Kingdom

Never Looking Back

Over the past year, there have been several life changes.  I left a job that was soul sucking and decided to pursue something that made me happy.  I got married to my boyfriend of 10 years, and although we do not have human children, we have 4 wonderful 4 legged fur babies that are simply adored and probably taken care of better than some people.  

I have been avoiding blogging simply because I do not really know how to or what to say.  It seems blogging these days is very personal in nature and to be honest that is not something I have been that comfortable with. So, starting with this blog post, it will be my attempt to share a little more of myself than I typically would. 

10:30 am - July 15, 2013 — Updated: 9:27 am - July 18, 2013

North Coast News Article

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHER: Patricia Jollimore

For August, North Beach Artists’ Guild is featuring photographer Patricia Jollimore, who most recently contributed photos of the Fourth of July fireworks and Wearable Art Fashion Show to the North Coast News. Her art will be on display at The Gallery Of Ocean Shores at 849 Point Brown Ave. NW.

Born in Camden, London England and raised in England, Scotland, Canada and the U.S., Jollimore is a full-time resident of Ocean Shores. Growing up, she was always involved in animal rescue, specifically with dogs, and still is today.

Her roots in photography started while living in Austin, Texas and bloomed when she relocated to Washington. Since moving to Ocean Shores, her primary focus has been seascapes and beach wildlife.

While living in Seattle, Patricia was among the selected photographers for “Dislocation Photography,” a small group of photographers from around the world. The group exhibited various artist venues, and Patricia was a featured photographer at the Pioneer Square Monthly Art Walks in Occidental Park.

Patricia won the Art Association of Ocean Shores’ Poster Contest of 2013. Her snowy owl photograph was AAOS’s poster of 2013. Patricia won second place for two of her photographs in the recent Art and Photography Show in Ocean Shores.

Patricia is a member of Seattle Artists, North Beach Artists’ Guild and the Association of Arts of Ocean Shores. Currently, Patricia is working on photographing a collection of 18th Century Tall Ships.

Meet Patricia and discuss her art at The Gallery on Aug. 17 from noon to 5 p.m. View some of her photographs at her website: www.patricia-jollimore.com.

http://ouraberdeen.com/healinggallery/?page_id=335