WAITING FOR A BITE (FRAMED) Mark Bartlett but that's the plan

but that's the plan

A fisherman was busy in his backyard untangling and sorting out floats while his frisky cat kept him company jumping from float to float

This particular skipper headed back out to sea after unloading

Edition size: 163

Artist statement: Living in Alaska has opened me up for a visual world where large shapes intermingle with shining streaks of brilliant color

WAITING FOR A BITE (FRAMED) Mark Bartlett but that's the planBeth prefers oil paints when she paints and enjoy drawing with ink, graphite, colored pencils, oil pastels, Conte crayons and paint sticks. When painting she prefers to make her own stretchers and stretch her own canvas when working on larger paintings. When making furniture, Beth likes to use cherry, walnut, ash, or some of the local wood found in Southeast Alaska, such as Alaska yellow cedar, Sitka spruce, and red alder. She also incorporates metal