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  1. Watching King Tide by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Watching King Tide

    Ceramic, oxides, glaze

    10 x 11.5 x 5.5 in

  2. Ebey's Trail by Karen Abel, Image 1.

    Karen Abel

    Ebey's Trail

    Ceramic, oxides, glaze

    7.5 x 12 x 8.5 in

  3. Black Walnut Bowl #99 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Black Walnut Bowl #99

    Black Walnut

    5.75 x 9 in

  4. Maple Burl Bowl #97 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Maple Burl Bowl #97

    Maple Burl

    5.5 x 10.25 in

  5. Maple Burl Bowl #96 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Maple Burl Bowl #96

    Maple Burl

    4.5 x 11.25 in

    $295

  6. Walnut Bowl #94 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Walnut Bowl #94

    English Walnut

    5.75 x 14 in

  7. Apple Wood Bowl #93 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Apple Wood Bowl #93

    Apple

    3.75 x 9 in

  8. Honey Locust Wood Bowl #92 by Dale Larson, Image 1.

    Dale Larson

    Honey Locust Wood Bowl #92

    Honey Locust

    5.75 x 11 in

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About the artist

Laura Hudson

Laura Hudson was raised on Whidbey Island, Washington, and earned her BFA in Art from Western Washington University in Bellingham. She went on to receive her MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art’s Mt. Royal School of Art in Baltimore. After graduate school, she joined an artist collective, where she lived communally and collaborated with a dynamic community of artists and musicians to create work and produce shows.
Ultimately, her deep connection to the Pacific Northwest drew her back home. Laura now lives on Whidbey Island with her husband Victor Ramos and her three sons. She works from a barn studio on their property, continuing her creative practice in the landscape that first inspired it. Her mother, Georgia Gerber—a renowned bronze sculptor—lives just down the road.
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