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Click! will launch a Watercolor Artist group show to be featured during June and July. Jenna Howell is a local Seattle artist and we are excited to see her pieces in person! Come join us for Art Walk reception on Thurs June 14th to get a chance to chat with her. We asked her a few questions to get some insight: How would you describe what you make? I paint feminine, whimsical watercolors. I try to create pieces that bring to mind a happy memory and a positive feeling when viewed. What draws you to watercolor? I have always loved...

We are excited to have our own Elyssa Cichy as our featured artist for the month of May. We asked her a few questions to get a little more insight on her process.    How would you describe what you make? My art is a combination of simplistic acrylic backgrounds, and detailed woodburnings of the intricate intersections of leaves and branches and twigs and roots. I try to capture the feeling of the rest of the world fading and blurring, while you take a moment to focus on the beauty of little pieces of nature. Can you tell us about...

Stasia Burrington is a prominent local artist in Seattle.  You may have seen her prints and products in local shops like Virago, or her murals throughout the city.  We are excited to have one of her newest published works "Mae Among the Stars" here at Click!  On April 28th, Stasia will join us for a book signing and mini pop-up starting at 2pm.  Here she gives us some insight into her work and process.  Hi Stasia!  Can you give a bit of info on your background?  Did you study, and when did you start illustrating professionally?  Hi! Yes - I’ve...

   We are excited to show our April featured artist: Salyna Gracie.  We asked her to answer some questions so we could learn more.    How would you describe what you make? I am a mixed media encaustic artist who explores themes of identity, memory, legacy and inheritance through the layering of materials. Maps are often a recurring element in my work illustrating the Greek concept of Sympatheia, the idea that all life is reunited with the Earth and we are all part of the same energy. My art is an internal navigation through the dreamscapes of life. My...

Fans of mid-century inspired art, prepare to swoon. Portland artist George Perrou's work is reminiscent of backdrops from the Road Runner animated series, if it had been set in the Pacific Northwest. In fact, on one of his previous visits to Click!, George sited his inspiration as coming from "the cartoons of the 60s that were in reruns in the 70s". George is our featured artist for February and March 2018. We asked George for further thoughts on inspiration and process:   How would you describe what you make? I would describe what I make as whimsical, mid-century inspired paintings. What...