WIND SWEPT ALASKAN ARTIST Settler's Cove State Recreation Site

Settler's Cove State Recreation Site

John primarily works in watercolor using an airbrush to achieve the smooth gradient tones that fill his canvas and have created the signature style we now recognize to be exclusive to a Fehringer piece

While studying what it means to be a wise woman

Bob Merry and the sister of renowned Idaho carver

Each Ink Goes Wild Alaska Gyotaku fish rub is an ink rubbing of an actual fish which was caught by Corinne or her husband Keith in Resurrection Bay

WIND SWEPT ALASKAN ARTIST Settler's Cove State Recreation SiteLimited edition print by Karla Morreira Edition size: 1950 Image size: 11" x 10 5 8" Matted: 16" x 16" Karla Morreira of Whalebone Watercolors was born in southern California and moved to Maui as a teenager where she would meet her future husband Roy. Together they moved to Homer, Alaska, where Karla began pursuing her artwork and working at art festivals. Karla would eventually go back to school at the University of Alaska in Anchorage where she