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Next meeting: April 26, 2016, 530pm. Gig Harbor Methodist Church 7400 Pioneer Way Gig Harbor, WA 98335 Public Welcome!

Demo April 26th, Zentangle with Pattricia Lebbert and Ceci

Anderson! Hands on Cards! Two of our PAL members, Pattrica Lebbert and Ceci Anderson, will be doing a demo on the art of Zentangle. They will also display some of their own beautiful versions of this fun and mind expanding art form for our inspiration. Everyone can then produce their own card using these techniques with provided supplies. This should be lots of fun! Bring your creative juices and enjoy an arty evening with your art pals!

Intuitive

With the Zentangle Method, anyone can create beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is easy to learn and easy to do. And even though it is a specified series of steps, it results in a creative expression that transcends its own rules.

Fun and Relaxing

Creating Zentangle art provides a fun and lighthearted way to relax and intentionally facilitate a shift in focus and perspective. The Zentangle Method of creating art is unencumbered by dogma and cost which can weigh on other approaches. Nevertheless, it is sufficiently structured and organized so you can enjoy and benefit from an activity that otherwise might be considered whimsical.

Unexpected Results

With the Zentangle Method, you do not have a preconceived idea of your final result. Following this somewhat unusual approach, your creation is not restricted by your expectations.

Please do not park in the visitor’s spaces in front of the church.

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April President’s Message: What an incredible month it has been. We had a wonderful spring show at the Kimball gallery with prizes for some really outstanding work. There were 30 entries. I would like to say wow to that but con-sidering we have 200 members most of whom consider themselves artists, this is a low turnout. Our next show will be the July summer show connected with the Art Festival. This show gets more viewers than any other show we put on. You can enter it for a mere $15 and get your art out of the studio where people can see it. So I look forward to a much larger show in July. Start painting! Volunteerism is high in PAL with lots of you stepping up to the plate to help out. Our first meeting of the Open Show committee had 11 people all of whom volunteered to take on a small job to help out. Con-sequently the show prospectus is be up and running April 1...right on time. Kudos to those wonderful people! At the general meeting we had two people volunteer (Eileen Schurer and Pat Rush) to learn the work-ings of our projector and computer. So now we have 3-4 qualified people to do our set-up for the general meetings. Kudos to them for giving our wonderful Carlene a backup!

AND we have a volunteer to fill the position of First Vice President...Feather Hilgar! Enthusiasm, that's what runs a successful organi-zation. Thanks to all. More opportunities are coming up with the Festival. We always need lots of help. When the call goes out consider what you can do. If you can't be there personally do something behind the scenes. Send a snack, send $10 to buy a snack, use your imagination because we all know "many hands make light work!" Thanks for being a part of this great and creative organization!

Charli Live well, laugh often, love much!

PAL Meeting Calendar 2016

Month Board Place General Place Notes:

January 2016 21st Timberland Bnk GH 26th Methodist Church

February 18th Unless otherwise 23rd Unless otherwise Screening

March 17th changed 22nd changed

April 21st 26th

May 19st 24th Screening

June 23rd 28th

July Summer Art Festival - No meeting

August Summer Break - Picnic - TBD

September 22nd 27th Screening

October 20th 25th

November 17th 22nd

December Holiday Party - No meeting - TBD

PAL board meetings are on the Thursday prior to the general meeting*. PAL member meetings are generally on the

4th Tuesday of the month. Exceptions will be noted as needed. *All changes will be approved by board members pri-

or to change. Save these dates on your calendar!

* - NOW is your opportunity to Volunteer, for fun and excitement! Your support makes it all happen,

and you help support PAL’s reputation for excellence! Please email me with any changes or correc-

tions. Carlene Salazar—Newsletter editor carlene.salazar@gmail.com.

REMINDER! Treats--Judy Buskirk and Lori Johnson. No coffee volunteer as yet. If someone

would like to bring coffee please call Karen Petriilose, and let her know. Thank you!!

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PAL Events! .

Newsletter Announcements: Please send photos and announcement information! Without YOU, I

have nothing to put in here! carlene.salazar@gmail.com

USk-Tacoma Hosts Sketch-outs in Greater-Gig Harbor Urban Sketchers-Tacoma is adding a third sketch-out per month to its year-round schedule of urban sketching opportunities.

First Saturdays, Second Thursdays, and Third Wednesdays: These are each free sketch-outings (unless we go to a location re-

quiring an entry fee.) ALL WHO WOULD ENJOY SKETCHING WITH US ARE WELCOME! Bring sketching supplies you would enjoy

using. Contact Frances Buckmaster for more information on locations each month.

Urban Sketchers-Tacoma and PAL Sketch-Outings for APRIL / May 2016 April 2-FIRST SATURDAY SKETCH-OUTING--Watson's Nursery, Puyallup April 14-SECOND THURSDAY SKETCH-OUTING--Fox Island Museum, Fox Island April 20-THIRD WEDNESDAY SKETCH-OUTING--Hotel Murano, Tacoma April 28-FOURTH THURSDAY SKETCH-OUTING--Chapel on Echo Bay, Fox Island May: TBA All details for these outings may be found: BLOG: http://urbansketcherstacoma.blogspot.com/ (If you subscribe by email, the notices with details will come to your email in-box.) (Check the tabs: Events...or...Ad Hoc if you are not a subscriber) OR, FACE-BOOK: https://www.facebook.com/groups/UrbanSketchersTacoma/ (Events tab--Click on Event title) SAVE THE DATE FOR AN EXTRA (AD HOC) OUTING: Urban Sketchers have been invited to sketch or paint at the Rhododendron Gardens in Federal Way. The event is May 14th, from 10 am to 4 pm. To enter for free: let the ticket salesperson know you are with the URBAN SKETCHERS. We will meet & greet just outside the entrance, before the ticket booth, at 10 am...and we will decide where to meet at 12:30 at that time. Feel free to stay and sketch in the afternoon. Hosts: Frances Buckmaster, Mary McInnis, Feather Hilger

Other Workshops, (not PAL sponsored):

2016 WORKSHOPS AT DONNA TRENT’S STUDIO AUGUST 26, 27 AND 28, 2016-- DAWN EMERSON “MONOTYPES, PAINTERLY PRINTS” $300 INCLUDES THE USE OF A PRESS ($15 FEE FOR USE OF INKS) PLEASE CONTACT JO ANN SULLIVAN (360-710-2217 sullivanjm1@msn.com) OR DONNA TRENT (253-265-6532 donnatrent@century.tel.net) FOR MORE INFORMATION

Lakewood Arts Commission Call to Artists for Mayfest Event Artists who live or work in Lakewood are encouraged to enter. Show is at Lakewold Gardens May 3-8 2016. Up to 3 pieces ($10 per piece). Drop off is to White Dove Gallery, 5934 88th St., Lakewood, WA on Fri 4/30/16 1p-4p. www.cityoflakewood.us for more details.

PAL Open Show: Save the dates! Dates for the show are 9 September through 30 October, at the History Museum. Here’s the link: http://www.onlinejuriedshows.com/Default.aspx?OJSID=8609. Associated Workshop will be at Donna Trent’s Studio September 23-25, 2016. Note: Corrected dates! Prospectus and Entry sign-up are up and running on Online Juried Shows! All the information you need to enter is there. Please send this information to all your artist friends, who might be interested. Also, anyone interested in Teresa Saia’s workshop, please contact Myrna Binion. Here’s a teaser for Teresa’s work.

EXPRESSIONS OF LIGHT:

CREATING DRAMATIC, DYNAMIC LANDSCAPES

This workshop will focus on the basics for creating dramatic, dynamic, timeless landscapes: value, composition and simplifying shapes into strong abstract design. Color relationships, edg-es, temperature of light will be discussed, as well as the application of value sketches and at-mospheric perspective for stronger statements in your paintings. Also to be discussed: creating a passionate approach to your subject matter, evoking a more interactive response with the viewer. Each day will have an instructor demonstration, as well as personal attention and cri-tique, focusing on developing individual style.

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FREE ART CLASS (must be 55 or older)

Franke Tobey Jones in Tacoma is again hosting Friday Morning bi-weekly classes of "Art Explorations with Anne Moore Knapp". Each class is a self-contained unit with art history, an art concept, and a hands-on art piece (all supplies will be provided). All skills levels are welcome- it is a very fun and supportive class. Check for dates and sign up with JJ Hudson @ 253 756-6219 today. Bring a friend and carpool!

TCC Gallery is up and open for Spring Quarter. Come see the show at TCC’s Gig Harbor Gallery, 3993 Hunt Street, in Gig Harbor. It’s a wonderful show, with all the light and delight of spring! The exhibit lasts through June 9. Open hours vary slightly, so check before heading out! Contact Roberta Rogers if you have questions: roberta000@centurynet.com

May Demo: Mary McInnis! Plein Air Oil!

Artist opportunity Isella Salon Spa Gallery is seeking smaller-works, 2D artists to show in our gallery space. There are several months open for solo shows in 2016. All works juried. No commission. This gallery space is open to spa customers 6 days a week, 8 hours per day and is the only corridor in or out of the spa. Please contact Gayle Thomson at gaylet433@gmail.com for more information. Please send at least 3 samples of your work plus CV.

For Sale: Fletcher Corner Pro 5500 V-Nail frame assembly machine. For sale Asking $500.00 Re-

tails for $1,400.00 new. Barely used. Betty Brownley LLBESB@msn.com

Illustrators & Authors : Book Signing event at the 2016 Gig Harbor Summer Art Festival: A Special Opportunity during the 2016 Gig Harbor Summer Art Festival July 16 & 17 for authors and illustrators to show, sell and sign their published books. This is the 3rd year of this successful ‘Literary Corner’ event at the Festival ! PAL Members will have first priority to join this event. We are in the planning stages for this 2 day Book Signing. Your ideas and participation are sought. There is Limited space, so please contact Carol Ann Johnson, carolart@centurytel.net or phone 253-858-2378 with your interest and questions as soon as possible.

Gig Harbor Garden Tour committee has reserved the Kimball Gallery for the month of June and will feature PAL garden art. More info: Ms. Esther Ellickson 4810 E. Maple Lane Cir. NW Gig Harbor 98335-8195 estopesto@centurytel.net 253 853-3375

Summer Art Festival: We will meet the student artists who placed first, second and third in our Art

Fest poster competition.

As always, there are numerous opportunities to volunteer for your “Piece of the Pie”. Remember, volunteer-

ing gives you access to the $250.00 Scholarships available every 2 years! It’s your BENEFIT for volunteering!

Contact Jeni Woock today! jeniawoock@gmail.com

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Welcome to Tacoma! Join us next summer in another fabulous west coast city, Tacoma, Washington, for the fourth in a series of annual west coast urban sketchers sketch crawl events. We have been in the San Francisco Bay Area, Portland, and San Diego over the past three summers, and this coming summer we offer up Tacoma, the second largest urban area in the state of Washington. Tacoma offers an historically and architecturally rich downtown area that cries out for the sketcher/artist to pay it homage, and we are excited about sharing that opportunity with the global urbansketcher community.Because we offer no workshops or demonstrations, these annual west coast events are FREE. Each is designed for simply a few days of pure sketching in another of our fabulous west coast cities with others who share the same passions about sketching in urban environments. If you are coming from out of town, please find a listing of accommodations in the right margin, and there are maps embedded in the agenda below showing where each event will be held. Also check out the Tacoma Link Light Rail in the right margin to learn about how free and easy one can travel from one end of downtown to the other.

Agenda 1. Friday - August 19th. Our "Meet & Greet" will begin with our Registration at 6pm at Picasso's Catering (map) where they proclaim, "Food is Art." Dinner will be served at about 6:45 - 7pm. During the evening we will "break the ice" with timed, 5 min portrait sketches of each other, we will enjoy dinner together, and we will hold a raffle for art supplies - each attendee will receive a ticket at the door. Be sure you get your RSVP back to us by August 5th, and you will receive an extra ticket for a second raffle for a very special art-supply item. Our caterer is offering four dinner choices to serve various tastes (meat, fish, vegetarian, gluten free). Each dinner will cost approxi-mately $25, which includes the tip. There will be a no-host bar for wine, beer, cider, and mixed drinks. (Menu details forthcoming.) Once the menu items are fully detailed (late January), we will add that menu here. You may then indicate your dinner preference while you RSVP. For those who want to RSVP before late January, or who have already RSVP'd, we will send you a personal email for plac-ing your order with a simple reply. 2. Saturday - August 20th. The Sketch Crawl Marathon will begin at 9 am with an orientation in the Reception Area of the Auditorium of the Washington State Historical Museum (map). If you use the Museum's parking lot, you will receive all-day $3 parking coupons - details pending. Sketch-ing should begin about 9:15ish. The first of two Sharings of Sketches will take place at 11:30 am, along with the "Official Group Photo." Sketchers will be on their own for lunch. (Hint: join one of our volunteers for lunch and find out about great sketching spots you might otherwise miss.) The second Sharing of Sketches, and possible second group photo, will take place at 4pm back at the museum. 3. Sunday - August 21st. Meet up at the front door of the Tacoma Art Museum (map) at 9 am for announcements and a few more hours of sketching. The loca-tion for the final Sharing of Sketching and Final Group Photo will be announced at the 9am session. They will take place at the event's closing at noon.

RSVP

1. If you plan to attend (Friday, or Saturday, or Sunday only - OR All three days) please click theEvent Questionnaire link below and let us know your plans. We need this information for the Friday night caterer and so we an better plan for door prizes and other vendor items available for all three days. 2. For those who RSVP prior to late January, we will be sending you a personal email for easy ordering once the menu items are final-ized. 3. Get your RSVP to us before August 5th and you will receive an extra raffle ticket, for a very special item, at the door. Use "Tacoma" in the Subject line. URBAN SKETCHERS – TACOMA LIBRARY EXHIBIT

Main library – 1102 Tacoma Ave. South

OPENING RECEPTION: 1-4PM Saturday August 6, 2016

IMPORTANT: Darsie Beck and Rom LaVerdiere have three requests:

$5 donations from exhibitors to help cover cost of food for reception.

Two experienced people to help hang the show on Monday August 1st.

Deliver your framed sketches to Library: main lobby information area: Saturday July 30, 2016 – between the hours of 9AM-6PM

EXHIBITION DATES:

Monday, August 1st

– Wednesday, September 7th, 2016

EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION:

Urban Sketchers-Tacoma will exhibit sketches from our sketch-outings, as well as places we’ve traveled, worked or visited. Sketches must meet the criteria of the Urban Sketchers Manifesto (see attached copy).

NUMBER OF PIECES ACCEPTED PER EXHIBITOR: 3

FRAMING REQUIREMENTS:

Your image size may be up to 8” X “10. Use a black frame of either 11” X 14” or 12” X 15”

Each image must be matted with a white mat.

Attach a wire picture hanger at 1/3/ from the top of each frame.

You may submit originals, however, we suggest submitting high quality copies scanned and printed on ink jet printers. For best results use Epson Radiant White Watercolor paper. Amazon sells this, 20 sheet per pack 13” X 19” for about $17. Cut to 8.5” x 11”.

IKEA has frames in the 12” X 15” size (some with mats) for under $10.

REQUIRED INFORMATION ON BUSINESS SIZE CARDS: (please use four lines for the information)

Title of sketch, Location, Media Used, Your Name

ART WORK IS NOT FOR SALE IN SHOW

The front desk of the library will have a list of exhibitors names, emails, phone numbers of those willing to sell.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE END OF OUR SHOW:

You or a friend must pick up your work on Wednesday, September 7, 2016 between 9AM and 6PM.

Urban Sketchers— from Frances Buckmaster

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Portrait and life drawing/painting group meets every Friday from 1 to 3 PM . at "Friday Painters Group. After many

years our Friday portrait group is moving from The Peninsula Retirement Center to a new venue -- Sound Vista Village at

6633 McDonald Ave in Gig Harbor. It is just less than 1/4 mile off Kimball Dr. This new space will give us unlimited park-

ing right next to the building and extra space and assistance for our drawing/painting members. For more information call

George Milliken @ 253-858-3672" . Live models. Contact George Millikin 253-858-3672.

Jewelry Making - Joan Tenenbaum, Teacher. Private instruction in jewelry fabrication. 253-858-7478 merlin059@centurytel.net

Fox Paw painters meet on Wednesdays at the Fox Island center—if you are interested in painting with them, call or

email Cec Anderson 253-549-4646—cecile.anderson@comcast.net—PAL Members and Fox Islanders welcome—small

fee involved.

Please note: If you have not paid your PAL Dues, your classes will not be listed. If you paid late for some

reason, please email, so I can verify your status with Cecile. Then send me an up-dated list of your classes.

For all other classes, remember to up-date your class information in a timely manner, so it can be

published before your class runs! Thanks! Carlene Salazar: carlene.salazar@gmail.com

Check out PAL’s 2 Blog Sites; add your own comments and posts! www.peninsulaartists.blogspot.com/ — For demo

and group information. www.peninsulaartleague.blogspot.com — For individual accomplishments and shows.

One goal is to get new PAL members. Blogging is one of the easiest ways for interested people to see what is going on in our art world. What YOU contribute and talk about is what will entice new people to join us. Also try Social Media!

Please give it a try!

"Go Figure" group meets at Donna Trent's on Tuesdays. Drawing/painting from live costumed mod-els. Please contact Donna for more information. 253-265-6532.

SUMI PAINTING WORKSHOPS

Darlene Dihel will be teaching several sumi painting workshops in Bainbridge. If interested please contact Sue Hylen at Bainbridge Parks. She is the Art & Cultural Programs Manager. 206-842-2306 #116 / sue@biparks.org

The classes are all 10:00 to 2:30 call or email Darlene for information.

Ongoing Classes presented by PAL Members:

Textures and Techniques Watercolor Class Beginning/ Advanced Beginning Mondays, 10 AM to 1 PM Hobby Lobby, 100th and Bridgeport, Lakewood April: Flowers, Backgrounds and Close-up! Tricks from the Master Watercolorists! - From reflections to waterfalls , $25 per class. Stu-dents will receive group and individual instruction, plus handouts for future reference! Please contact me to reserve your space and get a supply list. Sincerely, Tanya Lemma, Artist 253-460-2841 Cell/Text 253-222-1432 www.tanya-lemma.artistwebsites.com www.facebook.com/TanyaLemmaArt

Watercolor cannot be mastered, only handled masterfully.

Pastel & Oil Donna Trent—call 265-6532 for information

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PAL BOARD MEETING March 18, 2016 Minutes

President Charli Meacham called the meeting to order at 10:00.

Attendees: Virginia Wedington, Myrna Binion, Carlene Salazar, Cathie Johnson, Charli Meacham, Randy Robbins, Jeni Woock, Barb Ruble, Nancy Bartlett, Stevie Cardinal, Charlee Glock-Jackson

Treasurer’s Report: Checking account balance $2,350.67; Money Market account $47,499.10; total CD and Investment accounts $120,708.05. Total end of month balance $170,557.82.

A motion was passed to have the treasurer make an appointment and/or form a committee to explore recommendations for the management of the PAL investments.

TCC PAL Show: K.C. Bitterman of TCC will be at the PAL general meeting this month. PAL will be the only artists in the show dur-ing this period from April 4 – June 9. An artist reception will be held April 7 form 4-6. The theme is “Spring.” We need more commu-nication and publicity to get artists to hang here.

Open Show: Carlene reported the contract with the Harbor History Museum is not yet signed. April 2 is the date to get the prospec-tus out and online. She was asked to send a time line out.

Art Festival: Jeni reported the location for the food trucks and music at the Key Bank is doubtful this year. Other possible sites were discussed including 7 Seas which has already agreed to host this area of the festival. The applications are closed and were juried last week. There are some copywrite issues being addressed regarding the music during the festival. A thank you note is to be sent the the Milgards for their support. Aprons to identify volunteers at the Festival were displayed. These will have a Heron printed on them and will be kept from year to year. Any PAL member wishing one may purchase it if signed up for purchase before the event. An announcement will be made at the April meeting.

Member Show: Cathie reported the most recent show is now at the Kimball Gallery. There was a poor attendance this year. Art work has no time limit for creation but “should be representative of what the artist is currently doing.” Photos of the show will be posted online and sent to FaceBook and the newsletter editor.

Plein Aire: Anne sent word that she didn’t think there would be a show this year because of the exhibit at Harbor History Museum. Anne indicated she will be in charge but needs help with days for hosting. A discussion followed regarding hosting an Urban Sketchers show at Mallards Landing and/or possibly having a winter/spring show.

AV Training: Carlene will train anyone interested as a backup for the AV duties. A request will be made at the PAL General Meet-ing. All the equipment is in one box at the storage unit.

Workshops: Myrna said there are still openings in the Robin Peterson Sketchbooks workshop being offered on April 15, 16 for $165. An announcement will be made at the General Meeting.

New Business: A motion was passed to have the secretary record all motions made in the meetings, list by category and an updat-ed copy sent to all board members and committee chairs. If anyone has any questions, come to the Board.

Reward Luncheon: Thursday, March 31, 12.30 is the date set for the recognition luncheon for retiring PAL officers. PAL will con-tribute $15 toward each individual’s cost. RSVP by March 18. Randy was authorized to write one check for the total cost and then distribute the $15 to each attendee.

Sunshine Committee: Chris Cotton requested payment for past expenses. A motion was passed to give her $25 with the under-standing that future expenses be fully documented. A thank you note will be sent.

Art at meetings Coordinator: Roberta needs a new coordinator for the monthly art display at our meetings. She has individuals signed up through May. A request will be made at the General Meeting.

An announcement will be made at the General Meeting for a Vice President.

Poster Contest: Stevie presented the posters made by art students from Henderson Bay High, Gig Harbor High and South Kitsap High. The Board voted on all posters and selected 4 finalists to be voted on at the General meeting.

A physical therapist from The Bridge requested a small amount of art to be displayed in the lobby area. This request will be put in the newsletter and would need a coordinator.

Meeting adjourned at 11:15.

Nancy Bartlett, Secretary

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2016 PAL Board and Chairs :

PAL Video/DVD Library WE NEED YOUR SUGGESTIONS FOR NEW DVDS!

We have three new DVDs on order for our PAL Video Library: “Innovative Water Media” by Nick Simmons (you may remember that Ka-ren Petrillose took his class and shared some of his watercolor/liquid acrylic techniques with us at a recent PAL meeting), “Mastering Yupo” with George James, and “Vibrant Watercolors: Painting Water” by Soon Y. Warren. We can all thank PAL member Judy Buskirk for these DVD recommendations. If you have a suggestion for a DVD you’d like to see in our library, please let me know.

Thank You! Jean Grover

Position Name Email Phone President* Charli Meacham charli.meacham@gmail.com (253) 858-9388

First Vice President* Feather Hilgar feather3773@hotmail.com (253) 582-0653

Second Vice President(s)* Cathie Johnson (971) 241-5418

(members shows) Greg Trathen llkt1942@comcast.net (253) 265-3669

Secretary* Nancy Bartlett nancy.bartlett@comcast.net (253) 851-3911

Treasurer* Randy Robbins wrrcar@msm.com (253) 265-2334

Board Members at Large*

Member Representative Stephanie Cardinal stephanielee1@yahoo.com (253) 222-3023

Member Representative Barbara Ruble rublej@aol.com (253) 858-8886

Member Representative Virginia Wedington vswedington@gmail.com (253) 851-0015

Membership Chair Cecile Anderson cecile.anderson@comcast.net (253) 549-4646

Open Juried Show Chair Carlene Salazar Carlene.salazar@gmail.com (360) 978-4655

Open Show Sponsorship Eileen Schurer eschurer@yahoo.com (303) 955-8889

Newsletter Editor* Carlene Salazar carlene.salazar@gmail.com

(253) 278-0942 (cell)

(360) 978-4655 (home)

Newsletter Distributor Becky Eagle beckyeagle@comcast.net (253) 228-1184

Monthly Programs* Eileen Schurer eschurer@yahoo.com (303) 955-8889

Video Library Jean Grover See Member Directory (253) 858-0029

Hospitality Chairs Karen Petrillose theartofkarenmarie@yahoo.com (2530 582-0653

Bi-Monthly Exhibit Roberta Rogers roberta000@centurytel.net (253) 858-8808

Workshops Myrna Binion myrnalb@comcast.net (253) 857-4222

Pat Rush patriciarush@centurytel.com (253) 265-2238

Scholarships Sherri Bonsell sherbon@centurytel.net (253) 858-4032

Equipment Storage Lynda Lindner robinandlynda@comcast.net (253) 853-5920

Poster Contest Stephanie Cardinal stephanielee1@yahoo.com (253) 222-3023

WEBsite/Publicity Charlee Glock-Jackson charlee@centurytel.net (253) 857-5604

Screenings Committee Lori Johnson jelojo@wavecable.com (360) 871-3436

Lola Waller lolawaller@comcast.net (253) 255-1363

Mikki Parkhurst miklar2@wavecable.comotmail.com (360) 876-3688

Plein Air Group Anne Knapp annemknapp@gmail.com (253) 857-3142

Feather Hilger gypsieartist@h (360) 633-5941

Drawing You In Chair Stephanie Cardinal stephenielee1@yahoo.com (253) 222-3023

Drawing You In Co-Chair Dee Barrett deegilliambarrett@comcast.net (253) 845-6723

Uptown Show Bev Pederson beverlypederson@centurytel.net (253) 858-2277

Marti Lewis marti.lewis@hotmail.com (360) 301-3397

Summer Art Festival Chair Jeni Woock jeniawoock@gmail.com (253) 851-1619

Artist Liaison Emily Porter Emily.ghaf@gmail.com (971) 600-0329

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