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  1. The Blue Pier 1/5 (framed) by Iskra Johnson, Image 1.

    Iskra Johnson

    The Blue Pier 1/5 (framed)

    archival pigment print

    21.75 x 27 in (framed)

  2. Windswept (The Bluff at Ebey's Landing) 1/3 (framed) by Iskra Johnson, Image 1.

    Iskra Johnson

    Windswept (The Bluff at Ebey's Landing) 1/3 (framed)

    archival pigment print

    29.5 x 41 in (framed)

    $2,300

  3. The Golden Hour by Iskra Johnson, Image 1.

    Iskra Johnson

    The Golden Hour

    archival pigment print

    29.5 x 41 in

  4. The Weight of One Flower by Michael Dickter, Image 2.

    Michael Dickter

    The Weight of One Flower

    Oil and mixed media on panel

    36 x 40 in

  5. Sanctuary by CA Pierce, Image 1.

    CA Pierce

    Sanctuary

    Acrylic on canvas

    48 x 48 in

  6. Mountain High by CA Pierce, Image 1.

    CA Pierce

    Mountain High

    Acrylic on canvas

    18 x 18 in

  7. Days Reflection by CA Pierce, Image 1.

    CA Pierce

    Days Reflection

    Acrylic on canvas

    30 x 30 in

  8. A Day In May by Susan Melrath, Image 1.

    Susan Melrath

    A Day In May

    Mixed media on canvas

    12 x 12 in

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About the artist

Trisha Gilmore

Trisha Gilmore is a Seattle based artist who works primarily with acrylic paint, collage materials, ink, and graphite. She composes her abstract paintings from observed landscapes in her world, but she often makes up parts as well. Gilmore paints intuitively, experimenting with the paint texture, vintage papers and color as she composes.

Trisha has been joyfully making art since grade school, when she found her first “How To Draw Comics” book and a love of creation. She has her degree in education and art from George Fox University and University of Washington. Trisha has been a teaching artist in and out of the classroom with Pratt, Powerful Schools, Seattle Public Schools, The Community School, and many other venues over the years. Trisha was on the Tukwila Arts Commission for 17 years and always seeks out art venues to view and participate in.