Also known as Artgeek Studios…
What: Art show and wine tasting
When: November 28th and 29th, 12-5pm.
Where: Northwest Cellars – 11909 124th Avenue NE, Kirkland, WA
Directions From I-405 going north from Bellevue: Take the 116th Street exit. Turn right on 116th, and left on 124th. Turn left just past the KFC, across from the Ford Dealership. The warehouse is behind the [...]
For those of you who saw me at Bellevue, thanks for coming by! It was a great show.
These are the images I currently have available for purchase:
If you don’t see what you’re looking for, just send me an email so we can discuss your needs.
Thanks! -Helen
Posted in New Work on Feb 13th, 2009
I’ve been working on a new series of pictures. I’m usually not too motivated to shoot in the winter, but this winter has been much colder and drier than usual. I’ve been enjoying getting out with my macro lens and exploring the ice.
One of my watercolor paintings was juried into a watercolor show today. University Unitarian Church is having an exhibit comprised of the work of Molly Hashimoto and her students. I painted a raven I photographed in Banff, Alberta. I was thrilled when it got juried in. The show opens tomorrow and runs through January 29th. Although there [...]
I have five pieces on display until September 13 at the Clarridge Gallery, located at the East Shore Unitarian Church in Factoria. This gallery displays work from the members of Group f/5.6, an Eastside photography group.
The pieces are:
Two Paths
Hidden Stairway
Waves
Frozen Lightning
Steer
Each piece is 27″x39″ framed, and is priced at $450.
The Clarridge Gallery is located in [...]
Come and see my work at Parklane Gallery in Kirkland!  The gallery is on Park Lane in downtown Kirland, across from the “Cactus” mexican restaurant.  I’ll have new pieces up every month. This month I am showing “Steel Sunrise” and “Wall”.
 My artist page at Parklane is http://www.parklanegallery.com/artists/todd/.
Posted in New Work on Apr 30th, 2008
This is the image in the EAFA show. It’s a picture I took at Fort Worden a few weeks ago. I love this image because it appears from a distance to be the sun over a watery landscape. Closer inspection reveals it to be a concrete wall. The title of the image is “Wall.”