Aw thank you!

Tickets here!

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Ahh forgot alt text: a watercolor painting of Husky Stadium at University of Washington in Seattle

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you so much! I love it there too, especially in fall!

Also these two National Park prints (Olympic and Death Valley), framed and matted look SO good together, I hope someone buys both so they don't get split up 🥺 #nps #nationalpark #nationalparkart #natureart

You're so kind, thank you so much!! ☺️

Dang these photos are amazing, you can see the flow following the path that's now the Loowit channel 😯

Hah, yeah it's so bad! Honestly the soil now is still very concentrated in ash! Even in the areas that are fully green now.

It's still a really dynamic ecosystem because the soil is changing and recovering still. The trees especially - used to be old growth pines but now it's mostly alders because they grow faster and easier.

This is such a great question!! I'm planning to write more about it in blog form soon, but it's both! After the eruption a few hardy plants survived via roots underground, many came via seed afterwards especially ones that can grow in bad ashy soil (taproots).

Thank you!

Thank you! It's truly magical to get to stop and see the world at nature's pace for a little bit

Thank you so much! ☺️

Thank you so much! It's truly a dream ☺️