Artist by the sea

Sea Green

Psalm 139:9-10, Isaiah 43:19


Dreamscapes

Created in summer 2025. Watercolor and pencil on paper.

Transitional Work

Progress work, during focus on skill building. Rainy Season 2025 - Current


News: April 2026

The Spring show was wonderful. So much color, variety, and skill. The next society exhibit will be June 6th, using marine debris from local beach clean up organizations. I'm most likely not participating this (my first) year, but I will check it out. Later this month there will be a pop up auction and artist workshop at the gallery. I'm also going to be attending a local figure drawing class. I need to get out of the studio more and enjoy art in this paradise. A wonderful art book I finished inspired me to take up swimming. I used to compete when I was in school. And there is nothing like swimming in the ocean (in a safe lagoon, PSA the ocean is very dangerous).
I've nearly completed an intense review of foundations, plus some advanced work. It was a year long commitment and I still have more to cover (and review) to get the most out of it. And then the work isn't done, because there is a lot to practice, in a more targeted and personal way, plus application tests. But, I am trying to create a life practice, not a life of practice, if that makes sense. Besides wrapping the first year of that up, I am focusing on my work for the juried show at the end of summer. I had started what was going to be my own logo and branding (after liking the project I did), but it's morphed into a more developed piece and I think it will be my first for the show. I plan to make more than what the entry calls for and then pick the best (or most suitable). I was debating sharing in-progress works but I think I am going to go into art cocoon mode. I also really need to update my website, fix my print shop, add my longer bio, so I think that's the plan when I update with the new work. Enjoy the beautiful weather and fresh air! God bless.
*Added my longer bio, I had to submit that for the gallery recently.


Selection of Studies

Late Summer 2025 - Current


New Gift Shop!


About the artist

Sea Green grew up in the Hudson River Valley of New York and attended Pratt Institute in Brooklyn during the millennial hipster era. She received her BFA in illustration, was trained in digital and traditional mediums, printmaking, painting, and design. She won a Society of Illustrators Student award then began exhibiting her work and freelancing in NYC, nationally and internationally. She relocated to a tiny island in the Pacific Northwest right before the pandemic. There, she made a new body of work, taught local classes and workshops, volunteered and exhibited with the local art guild. In this time, she reconnected with nature and faith. As the world crumbled, she moved even further out into the ocean and is now self studying and working on mastery to take her work to new heights while showing and volunteering with the local Society of Artists, rebuilding her studio, and living life in paradise.You can contact Sea Green at [email protected]


At the End of the earth

A body of work made post-pandemic in 2020s about healing in nature. The medium is primarily acrylic and pencil on paper and wood. A few are pencil drawings with digital wash. Most of this work was destroyed by an evil person. Prints may or may not be able to be recovered.

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