Jenny Reid Art

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I think this one is done now (after posting and deleting twice 😅). The first in a foggy seascapes series.

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Dancing waves on the Salish Sea. I love how water is always changing color and mood. Available on my website. 20x20

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Our pup has taken to stand up paddle boarding this #summer. It's been so fun to see him so confident on the water.

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We have a small little foot ferry that runs May through September called Plover. Its little horn is the most adorable thing!

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Beautiful!

Wow, that's stunning!

Beautiful!

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Puffin Island, as seen from the deck of a passing sailboat.

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One more loose little watercolor to add to the mix.

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Continuing my journey into letting go and embracing the abstract.

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Trying to learn to be more free with watercolors, to let the pigments flow for the medium to shine. The art of letting go of control.

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A couple small watercolors inspired by time spent on the water. What a gift it is to live by lakes and the sea.

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Monochrome photograph featuring a white woman with saddlebag on a black horse, facing forwards, in a rural environment

During the 1930s, the US "book women" of Kentucky, aka "packsaddle librarians," delivered books to remote and isolated communities in the Appalachian Mountains on horseback, riding in rain, snow or heat ...#WomensArt

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A series of small summer paintings. #summerdaze #blueskyartshow #watercolor

Gorgeous! 😍

If I venture out and try some, I'll let you know!

Beautiful!

It is edible, but I haven't tasted it. Most of the sea lettuce I look at has already detached from its holdfast, so it's in various states of decomposing, yet still quite beautiful. Someday I'll get a seaweed harvesting license and give it a try!