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I'm always excited to bring new art to the galleries that represent me. I started at Olympia Lamplighters in Olympia, WA. My partner and I drove down there on a beautiful sunny Spring day. The plan was to see the new gallery and work space, pick up my sheep paintings and drop off my collection of space/sea paintings. The new gallery space is still a work in progress, but I'm excited to be part of the rebuilding process. We met the resident pit bull who greeted customers with friendly barks. After the art drop-off, we stopped and had dinner outside at our favorite seafood restaurant downtown Olympia. Every trip to our state's capitol, I'm reminded of how beautiful and creative this city is.

Next gallery to refresh is my local hometown gallery Tsuga. I brought them four landscapes for April. I have always loved this little gallery and frame shop from my first visit over a decade ago. When I wanted to start my art business, Tsuga was always top on my list for places I wanted to show my paintings. They have the friendliest staff, such a wonderful collection of art and fine crafts, and is located in adorable, walkable Bothell. I'm always happy to bring new art for them to show.

Stop in at one or both of these galleries to see my new works, as well as at Locust Cider in Woodinville to see ten of my original paintings for sale. Thanks for supporting my small business and the arts!