Artists of the Month – Port Ludlow Art League Members The Port Ludlow Art League challenged its members to create artwork that’s reminiscent of April showers. Members met the challenge using their medium of choice including, acrylics, oils, watercolors, mixed … Continue reading →
Kelly McNees channels her background in energy healing to craft one-of-a-kind vegan soy candles. Each piece is a labor of love, blending crystals, essential oils, and rescued glassware, goblets, and vessels transmuted into luminous works of art. Infused with warmth and … Continue reading →
Julie began her career as an illustrator at Hallmark Cards, Inc. After 10 years at Hallmark, Julie decided to pursue a career as a freelance artist. Although she continues to create designs for the paper and decor markets, she also … Continue reading →
Kandice makes decorated ceramic containers, dishes, and vases. She also sculpts jewelry and fantasy figurines, embracing fun and whimsy. Her figurines and jewelry are made by slip casting, sculpting, firing, and then hand painted. Kandice’s figurines have handmade costumes and … Continue reading →
Using semi-precious stones collected over many years, Georganne began creating artisan wire jewelry and soon discovered she had a talent for creating striking jewelry pieces. Georganne’s jewelry features sterling silver and semi-precious stones, reflecting the natural beauty of the Pacific … Continue reading →
A native of this beautiful area, Suzanne draws, paints, and sculpts in her Studio at Burns Gardens. Best known for her note cards and prints of whimsical birds, these little critters show up on tree branches, boats, piers, and occasionally … Continue reading →
During November and December, the theme for the Port Ludlow Bay Club’s art exhibit is Landscapes Real or Imagined. Perhaps this theme transports viewers to a tropical beach, a fairy glen, or exotic lands. The art exhibit is sponsored by … Continue reading →
Caroline started her artistic journey with acrylics and oils because she wanted a healthy outlet. She found the journey challenging, but more rewarding than she could have imagined.
Continue reading →Misty paints landscapes in oils on wood board. Her inspiration comes from nature. If you’re interested in purchasing her artwork, please email info@portludlowart.org to make a sales appointment.
Continue reading →Jolie returned to school after a successful career in graphic design to acquire a BFA degree in the metal arts. With an interest in history and world cultures, she practices ancient metalsmithing techniques, such as forging, chasing, and repoussé to … Continue reading →
For the past decade, Shelley has worked in watercolors. Recently, she has been drawn to water-mixable oils and acrylics. If you’d like to purchase her artwork, please email info@portludlowart.org to make a sales appointment.
Continue reading →Maria began working with glass 15 years ago and was fascinated by the unique physics and chemistry of glass subjected to high temperatures during kiln firing. After assembling the components of a piece, Maria places it in a kiln where … Continue reading →
Using a kiln, Maura fuses multiple layers of glass to create cabochons that become stunning necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. After applying shimmering metallic coatings to the fired pieces, Maura further shapes the pieces by hand and then re-fires them, often … Continue reading →
Chung Hye began working with clay over 10 years ago in Busan, South Korea and now works out of her Diamond Point studio in Sequim, WA. All of her ceramics are hand built and glazed. Chung Hye states, “I enjoy … Continue reading →
Share our passion for the arts, creativity, and camaraderie. Our members use a wide variety of mediums and range from accomplished artists to beginners and art lovers. Learn more about art and the artist’s process from our program speakers. Try a … Continue reading →
During July and August, the theme for the Port Ludlow Bay Club’s art exhibit is Light & Shadow. Light and shadow are fundamental elements of visual arts and employs the technique of working with the high contrast between light and dark. This striking art exhibit … Continue reading →
Linda creates glass jewelry using a mosaic pattern.
Continue reading →Karen Ni works primarily in acrylics, drawing inspiration from nature, old-time photographs, still life scenes, and whatever sparks visual intrigue. Karen’s approach to painting is self-taught and intuitive, driven by a love of color, texture, and mood. In addition to … Continue reading →
Mary was born and raised in Colorado and thought she’d never live anywhere else. Then she came to the PNW eight years ago and never left. Mary states, “The beauty here is unmatched and inspires my artwork every day. whether … Continue reading →
Born into a family of artists, Tracy began drawing animals and birds almost as soon as she learned how to hold a pencil. Her preferred media are pastels and colored pencils. She’s also renewed her interest in photography. If you … Continue reading →