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Artist of the Month – Steve Deligan

Ruby Beach and Destruction Island by Steve Deligan
Photography has always been a way for Steve to express nature in its ideal yet raw state. “I try to focus on the essence of what I see in front of me and make the image as minimal as possible in order to create a feeling that what you are seeing is exactly how it is supposed to be. The ideal yet still raw.”, states Steve.
Steve’s art exhibit features images of the Pacific Northwest in all of its majesty. All photographs are local except the images from Hawaii which has its own incredible beauty. The images are in both color and black and white, and in normal-exposures and long-exposures depending on how the scene presents itself.
During February, you can view Steve’s artwork at the Sound Community Bank.
Jeweler of the Month – Jolie Maki

Necklace by Jolie Maki
Jolie incorporates traditional metal making techniques using gold, silver, copper, and bronze to create intricate one-of-kind jewelry pieces. Jolie’s recent work explores the use of color using torch-fired enamels and interesting shapes to create jewelry that echoes narratives and symbols inspired by nature. Incorporating more color beyond the typical stones Jolie uses, she feels that her collection of jewelry represents a new chapter in her work. She hopes people find the technique of torch enameling interesting and delightful with a side of whimsy.
During February, Jolie’s jewelry will be on display at the Port Ludlow Art League Gallery and the Sound Community Bank.
Meet the Artists
A reception for both artists is set for 4 to 5 p.m., Wednesday, February 12h in the lobby of the bank and 5 – 6 p.m. at the adjacent Port Ludlow Art League Gallery. The bank and gallery are located at the corner of Oak Bay Road and Osprey Ridge Drive in Port Ludlow.