artwork
Original work connected to the Pacific Northwest. Blue Myers' fine art prints draw from the beaches, trails, and creek banks of Vashon Island. The Studio9003 Gallery holds a rotating collection of work from local artists on view at Don's second salon space in Seattle, Studio9003.
Blue Myers Framed & Unframed Prints
The Estuary presents the work of Blue Myers: a collection of nature-centered prints rooted in close observation, ecological wonder, and the quiet drama of the Pacific Northwest. Through collage, cyanotype, watercolor, and acrylic processes, these works trace the living edges of ponds, meadows, shorelines, gardens, and forests—places where insects, birds, flowers, water, and light meet in constant transformation.
The collection invites viewers into a world of small thresholds: dandelion clocks, drifting seeds, hummingbird gorgets, kelp forms, spring ephemerals, frogs, blossoms, moths, and rain-washed understories. Each piece holds a sense of attention and reciprocity, treating the natural world not as background, but as an active presence.
Available as framed and unframed prints through Simply Framed, The Estuary offers art for people drawn to ecology, seasonal change, and the luminous details of the more-than-human world.
Studio9003 Gallery
A rotating collection of original work on view at Studio9003, Don's salon inside Starbucks HQ in Seattle. Don regularly shows the work of local artists in the space. If you're an artist interested in being considered, or you'd like to know more about the current work on display, reach out at donnie@studio9003.com.
Now on display: Craig Fonarow
Don met Craig on the Vashon–Tacoma ferry, where Craig works the route. Somewhere between the island and the city, a conversation started — and now his work is on the wall at Studio9003.