John Osgood’s art combines vibrant colors, street style, and themes from nature and urban life. Based in the Bay Area, he creates bold, textured pieces using acrylic, aerosol, and oil paints, capturing the dynamic relationship between people and their environments.

Seattle-area artist

There is simply nothing that could be more northwestern than a Sasquatch riding an orca, with the Cascade Mountains in the background. Henry’s large-scale murals, featuring his sasquatch family and other characters, are well-known in the Seattle area.

Eve is celebrated for her soulful, detailed paintings of Pacific Northwest landscapes and wildlife. A recent Artist in Residence at Cassera Gallery in La Conner, she studied fine arts at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Over 13 years, Eve has crafted a unique oil painting style that brings movement and fine detail to her work.

Everett artist

narboo!’s creative northwestern characters - animals in a whimsical, animated style - include a pirate pigeon and a whale with a knit hat.  There’s even a seal enjoying a La Conner coffee. Look at a narboo! piece and you’ll smile.

La Conner, WA

One of Raven’s Cup’s owners, Greg Whiting is experimenting with photography, photo effects and even artificial intelligence to create unique northwestern pieces. His art includes Washington landscapes, sasquatches, and ravens drinking coffee.

Anacortes Artist

Helen’s original paintings and greeting cards are an explosion of color, featuring hand-drawn northwest scenes and creative concepts using recycled materials.  Look closely, and then look again – there’s more than meets the eye, more than once.

Lake Forest Park artist

Kerry Clav is a Seattle artist specializing in photorealistic watercolor and acrylic painting. Kerry enjoys rendering the world in great detail, exposing the ever-present beauty of nature. Her favorite subjects are wildlife, botanicals, and landscapes from the Pacific Northwest.

Central BC artist

Danny (1951 – 2012), a member of the Gitksan tribe, originally from north-central British Columbia, also lived in the Vancouver area. His art forms were principally paintings and prints. He started showing his work internationally in 1979.

Vancouver, BC artist originally from Yukon

Richard is from the northern Tutchone tribe in Whitehorse, Yukon. His distinct style, in which he adds native designs to the interior of the wildlife form of an animal, is self-taught. His pieces are collected internationally.