Erika K

Fun day at Kirkland Harvest Festival. Next events are posted at Frommyart.com
My next outdoor art & wellness events coming in March. 🌸

In case you missed me last weekend, you have one more chance before October. Art and hay and tractors. Tomorrow, Arlington, Wa at Andrews Hay 4-8 pm

One of my favorite hikes! Did it again today. Got Chris up there this time 😁

It’s a little too much like X here in my feed…
Is reposting the best act you can take at this moment?
Can I see some pretty things instead please? Kthxbai

Resilience is a practice It's easy to imagine that we should do our work and then, when it doesn't work as we hope, improvise to fix it. But perhaps our work is to show up ready and willing to deal with a future we didn't expect. I keep writing about it because we all need to keep thinking about it. Especially me. My friend Ava curated this list:

Resilience is a practice

It's easy to imagine that we should do our work and then, when it doesn't work as we hope, improvise to fix it. But perhaps our work is to show up ready and willing to deal with a future we didn't expect. I keep writing about it because we all need to keep thinking about…

Been making stuff. I’m selling my art at 2 shows in August. Come support local artists. Visit frommyart.com/art/ for details. Hope to see you out there!

Lil coastal camping trip. Photo 1 is the beloved beach being used for the oldest form of transportation… aaaand a dumpster truck. Because of course.

Hi! I’m making art. Come see me at a local market or festival soon!
frommyart.com/art/

✨Witches’ Market Spotlight✨
**From My Art** will be joining us for our Lammas Lughnasadh Festival August 3rd
Art inspired by Nature: Sculpture, wood & resin serving boards, wire wrap jewelry,+ more!
@erikak99.bsky.social
Celebrate. Connect. Thrive.
#seattlesky #pnwwitchesmarket #artist #nature

Hey, I’m not here. I’m outdoors and making art. Come see me at a local show

This is what I’ve been up to: garden delights, garden work (gees this lil bit of yard makes a ton of biomass this time of year!) and pickling some garlic habanero peppers.

New greens, pretty things, lions mane. Good things that grow.

Happy soggy Seattle spring!

This was an amazing week of immersion with my people in person with physical activity: climbing gym with my most regular partner, ladies local small biz dinner, community gardening, writing group, 2 hikes, real mahjong (I learned it - almost), and my college boy is home this weekend! I ❤️❤️❤️ people!

Just saying.

Hi! Just a quick reminder of our place in the universe. You are not extinct yet (but this ichthyosaur is), you probably didn’t arrive here in a covered wagon (but some people did) and you probably haven’t written stories and poetry from prison (but these people did). Breathe. Positive thought.

Scenes from my solo road trip this week.

Currently engaged in a latitude adjustment. 🌞More in a blog post, book or face to face convo… soon. ❤️

While this is one of my favorite memes ever, I am SO over it. Go home Midwest Winter, I’m tired of you. #sner

Patterns in nature.

Taken with a really old pocket camera. Flowers leading off to the horizon with a blue sky and wispy clouds

Somebody somewhere
Needs flowers tonight

@eventswild.bsky.social Just a lil reminder that right outside your door, there is magic that doesn’t pull on your amygdala or create cortisol. If you pay attention, it creates joy. #gooutside

Your Sunday Reading
Summary here (find the irony in reading the summary… in the reading of the summary)
www.supersummary.com/stolen-focus...

Crazy cool group of farm animals from all aspects of the spectrum in a short grass field in front of a leafless forest.

There's something needs to be said
And it's important
You don't need to be gay to stick up for your gay friends
You don't need to be trans to stick up for your trans friends
You don't need to be Jewish or muslim or Hindu or black or white
You only need to be good people
To stick up for your friends

Walking a beach, not on socials. Good week for it.

In case you need to know: this has been voted the world’s best robust maple syrup… by me. Canada wins.

First hike of 2025. Mossy deliciousness. Waterfalls. Rain, snow, good company and gratitude.

I painted a birdie last week. Paint by numbers at this level are interesting.

The second part of our plan involves repairing the terrestrial carbon sinks by REMOVING invasive livestock from public land and limiting water use and development from wasteful agricultural practices

We can repair the damage done
We know exactly what needs to happen
We only lack the political will