Slowly, slowly, slowwwwwwwwwly scanning all of my instant film from the past few years (years?! ugh, I'm so far behind) and I wanted to upload all of the film I took in Vietnam. These photos were actually taken on my first trip there in May 2014. We spent an afternoon at Marble Mountains, which has incredible views once you hike all the way to the top. But man, what a hike! It was a struggle to get to the top; most of the climb was in direct sunlight in 100+ degrees, but definitely still worth it.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Monday, April 21, 2014
Spring Neutrals
Friday, April 11, 2014
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Thoughts on Painting
Sometimes the hardest part of the creative process is actually starting. In college, one of my professors made us turn in 10 drawings every week. When I first heard that was going to be a requirement of the class, I was kind of freaked out. I mean, 10 drawings a week for 10 weeks is 100 drawings! That seemed like a lot, especially on top of all of my other work. But honestly, it became one of my favorite parts of the week. The drawings didn't have to be perfect or finished masterpieces, but it forced me to sit down and paint and not worry about all the details. Sometimes, even years later, especially when I find myself in a creative rut, I give myself the assignment to create 10 drawings in a day, or a week, and just let go.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Floral
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
A trip to SAM
There's nothing I love more than a trip to look at art and find inspiration. I went to Seattle Art Museum a few months ago and I'm still enjoying the pictures I took while I was there. I fell in love with a room full of paintings by Australian aboriginal artists. Their paintings are full of movement, color, and interesting brush strokes. And of course I had to see some of my favorite abstract expressionism artists, like Helen Frankenthaler and Frank Stella.
2.Buzzards Bay -- Helen Frankenthaler
3.Anooralya (Wild Yam Dreaming) -- Emily Kam Kngwarray
4.The Yellow X -- Al Held
5.Piltati Tjukurrpa -- Eileen Yaritja Stevens
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Blues
End of Summer blues [that I recently found on my phone and realized I never posted -- oops!]
Jacket & sweater: Abercrombie, pants: Target, purse: Philip Lim for Target, watch: Michael Kors
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Mukilteo Beach Film


Life has been busy and I haven't updated in forever, obviously, but I finally got around to scanning some of my instax photos from the summer. And I will be [attempting] to [slowly] upload them all here. These were from a late summer sunset at Mukilteo beach. I love how the golden light from the sunset was reflecting and dancing across the dark surface of the water.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Monday, August 19, 2013
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Paradise
Looks kind of like tropical paradise on a cloudy afternoon? How about these palms are actually growing in an abandoned parking lot in Lynnwood, off of Highway 99, if you can believe that. Such great juxtaposition and a reminder that beauty really is everywhere if you look for it!
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Roche Harbor
Monday, August 12, 2013
San Juan Island Film
On a crisp foggy morning, that felt more like October than late July, we hopped on a ferry and wove our way through the mist and sea to San Juan Island. It wasn't the most ideal weather for whale watching (and unfortunately we didn't spot any), but man, those beaches draped in fog and warm gray light were something else.
1. Cattle Point, San Juan Island
2. Madrona tree, Lime Kilm Point
3. Ferry wake shortly after leaving Anacortes
4. Another view at Cattle Point
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Golden
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Instant Film from Arizona
So I might be one of the worst procrastinators in the world, but I finally got around to scanning some of the instant film I took on my road trip to Arizona in May. It's definitely not the greatest quality, especially the last two pictures which got a little beat up -- oops! But that's part of its charm, right?!
The first three pictures were taken on the University of Arizona campus & the last two are from Gates Pass, just outside Tucson. It's an incredible view to watch the sunset and I love the silhouettes of the saguaro on the hills.
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