The Greene Atelier

at·el·ier /ˌadlˈyā/ noun a workshop or studio, especially one used by an artist or designer

Early Spring 2023

Pipevine Swallowtails. Part of the current Spring exhibit at the Lopez Community Center.

Distant Places, 11×14″ acrylic and pencil

The studies from my nature journal that they were created from

2023 Almost Spring

An update with the final painting for “Memories From Life”.

I have some new small works at the Lopez Artist Guild spring show. It opens this Friday at the Lopez Community Center 5:00-6:30 PM.

I did not have time to get photos before drop off, but I will get some soon.

2023 Deep Winter Update

I joined the Lopez Artist Guild and we have a group show up at the Lopez Community Center right now. Themed, “For the Love of Life”

The next opening will be March 17th, at the Lopez Community Center 5:00-6:30 PM. Themed, “Spring is Coming”

I’ve also joined the San Juan Islands Art Museum Artist Registery. I’m looking forward to the group show at the end of the year.

And I’ve been working on this commission for a bit (and some other projects), it’s very large.

It’s a little warped in the photo due to the size, when it’s finished I’ll be taking it to a bigger, brighter space for better shots before I send it off.

Autumn 2022 Update

Adjusting back to real life! I have a lot of projects coming up and a long winter!

I am teaching some upcoming local classes at the Lopez Island Library and San Juan Islands Art Museum.

I’ll also be participating in the Lopez Holiday Bazaar. I have new prints of “In Silence” available for sale, lino prints and cards, a few painted boxes are still available and I made Lopez sea glass lockets inspired by my time in Hawaii. My booth will be affordable works (under 100USD) and proceeds will help our community.

Pop Up Update

What a nice way to end the summer! If you’re interested in anything, email me, greeneatelier@gmail.com

End of Summer Update

Pandora
Acrylic and pencil on paper
18″x 24″

I finished my first larger summer work and then the winds took me elsewhere.

Saggy Bottoms Farms
Commissioned work
Acrylic and pencil on paper and wood panel
13.5″x 17.5″

I participated in a juried art, maker and music festival on Lopez Island. I taught color theory and lino printmaking workshops at the Lopez library. I started teaching paint nights at the San Juan Museum. Then, I was getting ready for Full Bloom, a juried maker exhibit at Pelindaba lavender farm on San Juan Island.

Various snaps of printing and works in progress.

I decided to run new prints, second editions, cards and small works for the rest of my summer in preparation. All between wedding planning!! However, an incident resulted in me not making it to the festival. The Lopez Island Studio Tours are September 5th and 6th. I was waiting until next year to participate but now I’m trying to hop on or do a pop up event to salvage my time. I hope to see you then!

Art Fairy
Watercolor and lino print
8.5″x 11″

Western Swallowtail
Watercolor and lino print
8″x 7″

Summer 2022

I’m going to be working on three large paintings this summer and teaching local art classes. I also have a stack of unfinished lino work I hope to attend to. I have exciting life events coming up, making for a very busy summer!