"Capturing the World in Watercolor

Paul is a self-taught watercolor artist that has been studying the art of painting for nearly 15 years. He's inspired by natures beauty and attempts to capture the romance of outdoor life and inspirational locations. Each painting is based on a unique experience that invites the viewer to form their own interpretation. 

He uses a sealant and bees wax to seal and protect the surface. This technique allows the watercolor paintings to be displayed without the traditional use of glass for protection."

Paul is originally from Wisconsin but has been in Washington state for over 30 years and currently resides in the Poulsbo, WA area. 

You have to see his art in person to truly appreciate the detail and dedication to his craft.   

To learn more about Paul, you can visit his website HERE . Paul's artwork will be up for the entire month of February. 

Andy is a visionary creative specializing in illustration arts, animation, and media production applications. His work provokes imagination with a think outside the box approach. The unique and innovative style explores philosophy, psychology, nature, spirituality, anatomy, geometry, the cosmos, and the world observed."

To follow Andy and check out more of his art, go HERE or HERE . 

Heather was born in Las Vegas, Nevada in 1980. She now resides in the beautiful Pacific Northwest with her husband and daughter just outside Seattle, Wa. 

She began her art training as a child drawing pictures by pausing and rewinding Disney movies on VHS. Her favorite being "The Little Mermaid." She has since taken various art courses including extensive study at Gage Academy of Art in Seattle. 

Her art is a constant process of discover, which is a journey always leading her in pursuit of human connection. By exploring themes to empower and unite each other. She believes art can have a powerful collective influence that can force change.

To learn more about Heather and follow her work, visit her website HERE . 

Ray is a local Port Orchard Chainsaw and Metal artist. He gets incredible detail in his chainsaw carvings and they are priced to sell! If you are local, you've probably seen his large metal Big Foot peeking out from trees around the area. The large Big Foot comes in 4', 5', 6' or 7' and it can be painted or rusted. 

Call or stop in to see what is currently available. Ray is also on Facebook and you can connect with him HERE . 

WELCOME TO PACIFIC BEWITCHERY!
We are happy to welcome you to our world of art, nature, and reflection. We are a mother and daughter team with a long history of otherworldly creative endeavors. We use elements from our home in the Pacific Northwest to infuse our candles with the essence of peace we find in our mystical Salish Sea and lush forests of evergreen. You will find that the reputation of our candles is a direct reflection of the thought, skill, and top quality materials put into them.

We create our candles in very small batches and decorate each one individually with special care and attention to the aesthetic of each. Some of our candles are built upon intention while others honor our love for nature, animals, art, and the fantastical things we see around us. Our desire for expression fuels an ever-changing and expanding collection.

You can come into the gallery to see the current offerings or call or visit their Etsy page HERE .

Joya Marie is a contemporary printmaker who creates imagery that reflects her observations of the urban realm. Her prints focus on the cities that she has known and loved, exploring their character through observation.

With a Bachelors Degree in Fine Art from Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Joya has also studied at Kingston University in London, UK and Academia D’ Arte in Florence, Italy.

The artist currently lives and works in Tacoma, WA.

Artist Statement: My artistic process involves immersion in the urban landscape. I wander through streets, capturing photographs, sketching on location, and absorbing the sights, sounds, and textures of the city. These observations serve as a foundation for my prints, as I distill the essence of these experiences into compositions that reflect the vibrant spirit and unique character of each place. 

You can see more of her work on her website HERE .

Katy is an artist from Indianola, WA. She uses natural elements to create works of art that are serene and tactile. Each one is a unique work of art and craftsmanship. 

Steve is a woodworker from Hairston Island, WA. Each piece is a unique work of art. They have an incredible feel to them. He also adds semi-precious stones to some and others have resin or live edges. To see and feel them is the only way to truly appreciate them.