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This is Finer Digital Art, a version of which is showing at The EAFA Gallery of Kirkland.
(Just South of the EvergreenMedicalCenter.)
Next door to ryan james fine arts & connected to Waving Tree Winery,
where this piece is in the tasting room! Have a sip & Enjoy!

A contracted piece done in colored pencil for a family in Pennsylvania

Market Trails at the EAFA Gallery in Kirkland, WA
Acrylic on canvas painted with slug trails!

This is 20" x 60" filled with colorful tulips captured by both palette knife and bold brush strokes. (Acrylic on wrapped canvas)

Folded in, closed up, like a chrysalis, totally suspended, nearly catatonic. Then slowly, imperceptibly opening, unrolling and spreading, and, finally, at long last... the joy of EMERGENCE!  - a 24 x 36 Acrylic on Canvas.
"DANCE OF BLUE AND GREEN" a 40 x 30 Acrylic on Canvas. Both of these Art pieces are now on display at the Evergreen Association of Fine Arts Gallery -11901 - 124th Ave. N.E. in Kirkland. Marne is represented by the Parklane Gallery in Kirkland, WA.

"Canyon Falls" and  "Sands of Time"  by Marne Jensen. Now on exhibit at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland. The Downtown Kirkland Artwalk is Friday, March 10, from 5 to 8 pm. Drop by and check it out!!

Talented artist Billy Barkley opens First Street Gallery in Snohomish. The gallery, located at 1024 First Street, Suite 103 - Snohomish, WA 98290 will be displaying art by Billy Barkley as well as other up and coming Northwest artists ~There will be a Pre-opening function on January 28th at 3 PM.

Billy is a young, innovative artist destined to make waves in the art world, with a digital and fine art portfolio featuring extreme versatility in multiple mediums. He has spent the majority of his life involved in audio arts and has found a very natural path into the visual arts.  As the founder of many successful art groups in social media forums, he helps to inspire other artists to find their potential and share their art with the world on an international level. Billy invites you to follow his journey as he paves the road of imagination and defines what art may emulate as we enter into the future. 

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Now on exhibit at the EAFA Gallery in Kirkland, WA

Kirkland's Parklane Gallery (www.parklanegallery.org) will be featuring a special Valentine’s themed show as well as richly colorful paintings by Lois Haskell and colorful abstracts and custom scarves by Ruby Lindner.. Click here to read full post and to learn about the featured artists.

Now on display at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland, WA (www.parklanegallery.org) - Read about Marne Jensen and view more of her portfolio  at: artworkarchive.com/artwork/marne-jensen

Kirkland's Parklane Gallery (www.parklanegallery.org) will be featuring a special Valentine’s themed show as well as richly colorful paintings by Lois Haskell and colorful abstracts and custom scarves by Ruby Lindner. Continue reading below to learn more about the featured artists...........................

Ruby Lindner -

Ruby is a cross-cultural soul. Originally from the mountains of Colorado, she went to college in Paris, and then moved to Berlin, where she spent her twenties. In 1989, Ruby moved to Seattle. The result of this cultural cross-pollination is an eclectic aesthetic that finds its way directly into her paintings.

Ruby has been painting for 13 years. Since 2014, she has concentrated on an exploration of abstract painting, using unexpected color and texture combinations. Her paintings are playful and often humorous, an attempt to connect more directly with the uncensored creative impulse that drive us when we allow ourselves to get past our inner critic.  She is currently showing at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland. Ruby lives in Bellevue, Washington with her husband Jeff and her much-loved shiba inu Riki.  See more of Ruby's work at https://rubylindner.wordpress.com

Lois Haskel - The Northwest landscape is Lois’s passion.  Many of her oils and watercolors have won awards and her paintings have found homes in many collections around the country. 

Lois had the advantage of growing up in a New England town known for it’s community of fine artists.  As a young girl she had the opportunity to study with many well-known artists in that area 

The San Juan Islands and Skagit Valley have become a favorite place to paint “plein air” and she loves to trudge the back roads and set up an easel to try and catch the light on a water or mountain scene.  Lois is currently showing her artwork at Kirklan's Parklane Gallery. Learn more about Lois and her work at: http://loishaskell.com