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    + undefined Image 1 is a triptych of photos of the artist wearing jackets of her own creation. the first jacket is orange and teal wool with a stag graphic appliqued onto the back panel. the second jacket is a woody green leather jacket with fur collar accent, snap epaulettes, and a front lapel detail created from colorful angular leather scraps. the third is a white denim jacket with a central linocut patch stitched in place with intricate topwork and embroidery. pink silk accents, flower details, and direct print work frame the central piece. +
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    Brooke Osment

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    found art jackets, stitchwork, visible mending

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    Jon Haaland

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    Jennifer Hawke

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    Jon Haaland is a mixed media artist, photographer and designer hailing from the Pacific Northwest. With an innate passion for blending mediums and exploring the interplay between man and nature, Jon draws his inspiration from the intrinsic harmony of nature and the pressures of man. Through his mixed media creations, he intertwines natural elements constructing a unique narrative that speaks to the deep interplay between civilization and the environment.

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    Jennifer Hawke hails from Billings, Montana where they got their degree in Cast Metals and Painting. They have been on Vashon Island for about 18 years and love doing the Bearded Lady Road Report. They have had their Studio at the Beall Greenhouses for about 8 years and only recently started opening to the public. Their space is warmed by a singular woodstove & all the ephemera that comes with being the child of an antique dealer.

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    - a 4 picture collage. Image 1 is Coulter pinecone with dried oranges, & apples, dried flowers, & bay leaves. Image 2 is a collage titled 'when the black rock opens'. artist statement on the piece Intentional Collage, seeds have been planted in the line of the future. There is a promise of what will be growing when it is time for us to understand. Image 3 is Coulter pinecone with feathers, moon, snail shell, dried flowers, spices, bay leaves, and found sculpted porcelain face. Image 4 is jennifer hawke, the artist, a white person with a beard and knowing eyes. the top half of their face is painted blue with a white heart, and they are wearing a huge elaborate flower crown, a red shawl, and several chunky pendants. -
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    Jennifer Hawke

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    Jennifer Hawke hails from Billings, Montana where they got their degree in Cast Metals and Painting. They have been on Vashon Island for about 18 years and love doing the Bearded Lady Road Report. They have had their Studio at the Beall Greenhouses for about 8 years and only recently started opening to the public. Their space is warmed by a singular woodstove & all the ephemera that comes with being the child of an antique dealer.

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    Jon Haaland

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    Jon Haaland is a mixed media artist, photographer and designer hailing from the Pacific Northwest. With an innate passion for blending mediums and exploring the interplay between man and nature, Jon draws his inspiration from the intrinsic harmony of nature and the pressures of man. Through his mixed media creations, he intertwines natural elements constructing a unique narrative that speaks to the deep interplay between civilization and the environment.

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    Lee Cattarin

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    multidisciplinary artist and birder

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    - a 2 picture collage. Image 1 is Cast from concrete and shaped by intention, these votive candle holders evoke post-industrial rubble, as if salvaged from the ruins of a failed civilization. Their fractured forms and raw textures suggest remnants of structures once built for permanence, now repurposed to hold light. Each piece bears subtle fire-kissed colorations, with scorched tones and darkened edges that hint at having endured extreme heat. Traces of rust emerge like archaeological evidence, reinforcing the sense of age, collapse, and survival. Together, they transform ruin into ritual, offering a quiet promise of illumination and renewal. Image 2 is Mithran is a small-batch, dual-extracted mushroom tonic made from foraged Red Belted Conk (Fomitopsis pinicola) and Artist’s Conk (Ganoderma applanatum). Using both alcohol and water extraction, it captures a wide range of traditionally valued compounds, including polysaccharides, triterpenes, phenolics, and bitter terpenoids. Mithran has a long history of folk use for supporting inflammation balance, immune function, digestion, and liver health. Research on these conks shows antioxidant activity and alcohol-soluble compounds with activity against cancer cells and tumor growth in laboratory settings. -
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    Jon Haaland is a mixed media artist, photographer and designer hailing from the Pacific Northwest. With an innate passion for blending mediums and exploring the interplay between man and nature, Jon draws his inspiration from the intrinsic harmony of nature and the pressures of man. Through his mixed media creations, he intertwines natural elements constructing a unique narrative that speaks to the deep interplay between civilization and the environment.

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    Unique underwater photographs of local northwest sea creatures taken while freediving, and stunning large format land-and-seascapes from Southeast Alaska.

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    Katt Rouse-Riley hails from Arizona and developed her eclectic tastes from growing up all over the US, finally landing on Vashon Island with her family in 2012. Katt has had the chance to study religions of many forms, becoming what she would recognize to be Wicca 33 years ago. She is a Priestess that has performed marriages and found an affinity to using nature in her practice and art. She has led some Earth Art classes, and looks forward to doing so again.

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    Hope Black is a conceptual portrait photographer and multi-media artist based on Vashon Island, WA. Her work blends fine-art portraiture with macabre photo editing, and she draws on mixed-media illustrations, varied textures, and found-objects to create portraits and paintings that feel symbolic and dream-like. Her images echo the archetypes found in the tarot and the emotional undercurrents of womanhood -- inviting viewers into a world that is both haunting and deeply human.

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    - a 5 picture collage. Image 1 is A green feather emerging from cracked earth, curled in a spiral. Image 2 is Two crane figures with their beaks meeting in the middle where a large circle is suspended in the air. The sky behind it is stormy and full of clouds. The hill they are standing on has a large crack running down the center, with ancient carved stone animal heads around the crack. Image 3 is A vintage map of the Bremerton area. Super imposed throughout the map is a sacred geometry pattern called the Flower of Life. A red Octopus is emerging from the pattern. Image 4 is A bear curled up in a ball with its paw over its eyes. The ground is covered in snow and there are bird tracks in between stones poking out. In the sky above, there is a comet amongst the stars. Image 5 is A vintage map of the Bremerton area. Super imposed throughout the map is a sacred geometry pattern called the Flower of Life. A Dungeness crab is emerging from the pattern. -
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    Hawke has a degree in Painting and Cast Metals from Montana State University, but they work in many different mediums. Their primary studio work is assemblage using vintage detritus and beach trash.

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    found art jackets, stitchwork, visible mending

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    Hope Black

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    Hope Black is a conceptual portrait photographer and multi-media artist based on Vashon Island, WA. Her work blends fine-art portraiture with macabre photo editing, and she draws on mixed-media illustrations, varied textures, and found-objects to create portraits and paintings that feel symbolic and dream-like. Her images echo the archetypes found in the tarot and the emotional undercurrents of womanhood -- inviting viewers into a world that is both haunting and deeply human.

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    + undefined Image 1 is a triptych of photos of the artist wearing jackets of her own creation. the first jacket is orange and teal wool with a stag graphic appliqued onto the back panel. the second jacket is a woody green leather jacket with fur collar accent, snap epaulettes, and a front lapel detail created from colorful angular leather scraps. the third is a white denim jacket with a central linocut patch stitched in place with intricate topwork and embroidery. pink silk accents, flower details, and direct print work frame the central piece. +
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    Brooke Osment

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    found art jackets, stitchwork, visible mending

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    + a 2 picture collage. Image 1 is Cast from concrete and shaped by intention, these votive candle holders evoke post-industrial rubble, as if salvaged from the ruins of a failed civilization. Their fractured forms and raw textures suggest remnants of structures once built for permanence, now repurposed to hold light. Each piece bears subtle fire-kissed colorations, with scorched tones and darkened edges that hint at having endured extreme heat. Traces of rust emerge like archaeological evidence, reinforcing the sense of age, collapse, and survival. Together, they transform ruin into ritual, offering a quiet promise of illumination and renewal. Image 2 is Mithran is a small-batch, dual-extracted mushroom tonic made from foraged Red Belted Conk (Fomitopsis pinicola) and Artist’s Conk (Ganoderma applanatum). Using both alcohol and water extraction, it captures a wide range of traditionally valued compounds, including polysaccharides, triterpenes, phenolics, and bitter terpenoids. Mithran has a long history of folk use for supporting inflammation balance, immune function, digestion, and liver health. Research on these conks shows antioxidant activity and alcohol-soluble compounds with activity against cancer cells and tumor growth in laboratory settings. +
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    Jon Haaland

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    Jon Haaland is a mixed media artist, photographer and designer hailing from the Pacific Northwest. With an innate passion for blending mediums and exploring the interplay between man and nature, Jon draws his inspiration from the intrinsic harmony of nature and the pressures of man. Through his mixed media creations, he intertwines natural elements constructing a unique narrative that speaks to the deep interplay between civilization and the environment.

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    Lee Cattarin

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    multidisciplinary artist and birder

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    + a 5 picture collage. Image 1 is Photogravure print of a sunflower with watercolor. Image 2 is Linocut print of coffee cups on a table, with the words good trouble shown on the wall above. Image 3 is Fused glass garden art, a light filtering rectangle composed of multicolored blue and yellow stripes. Image 4 is Red ornamented fused glass sushi plate with two matching condiment plates. Image 5 is Mint green fused glass shallow bowl with dotted ornament. +
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    Rachael Osborn

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    Rachael will be selling hand-pulled prints and glasswork at the Quartermaster Press Studio at Beall Greenhouses.

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    + a 5 picture collage. Image 1 is moon jellyfish on dark background. Image 2 is Spruce trees in mist. Image 3 is Opalescent nudibranch. Image 4 is Salmon troller in front of alaskan volcano. Image 5 is Underwater photo of bull kelp. +
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    Logan Price Photography

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    Unique underwater photographs of local northwest sea creatures taken while freediving, and stunning large format land-and-seascapes from Southeast Alaska.

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    + a 5 picture collage. Image 1 is A green feather emerging from cracked earth, curled in a spiral. Image 2 is Two crane figures with their beaks meeting in the middle where a large circle is suspended in the air. The sky behind it is stormy and full of clouds. The hill they are standing on has a large crack running down the center, with ancient carved stone animal heads around the crack. Image 3 is A vintage map of the Bremerton area. Super imposed throughout the map is a sacred geometry pattern called the Flower of Life. A red Octopus is emerging from the pattern. Image 4 is A bear curled up in a ball with its paw over its eyes. The ground is covered in snow and there are bird tracks in between stones poking out. In the sky above, there is a comet amongst the stars. Image 5 is A vintage map of the Bremerton area. Super imposed throughout the map is a sacred geometry pattern called the Flower of Life. A Dungeness crab is emerging from the pattern. +
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    Jennifer Hawke

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    Jennifer Hawke came to Vashon Island about 20 years ago from Billings, Montana.

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    Hawke has a studio at the Beall Greenhouses, and has participated in the Vashon Studio Tour for the last four seasons. They also paint large Sacred Geometry installations on the road during the First Friday Art Walks in the summer months.

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    Hawke has a degree in Painting and Cast Metals from Montana State University, but they work in many different mediums. Their primary studio work is assemblage using vintage detritus and beach trash.

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    You may also know Hawke through the Bearded Lady Road Reports, a live broadcast on Facebook dedicated to reporting on road conditions during inclement weather.

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    + a 2 picture collage. Image 1 is A young woman standing in the trees with blue hair, red glasses, and a rainbow shirt. She is looking very thoughtful. Image 2 is A hand holding a three point weaving of green reeds against an old red building +
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    Katt Rouse-Riley

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    Katt Rouse-Riley hails from Arizona and developed her eclectic tastes from growing up all over the US, finally landing on Vashon Island with her family in 2012. Katt has had the chance to study religions of many forms, becoming what she would recognize to be Wicca 33 years ago. She is a Priestess that has performed marriages and found an affinity to using nature in her practice and art. She has led some Earth Art classes, and looks forward to doing so again.

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    Katt will have materials on hand to make your own Brigid's cross!

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    Come learn a little bit about Imbolc, the Goddess Brigid, and take home this beautiful symbol crafted by your own hands.

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