Ollie Fern: Unrelatedly, if they like tidepooling, they might enjoy going to a city beach when the beach naturalists are there! They’ll be at most city beaches for the upcoming low tides July 4-7: www.seattleaquarium.org/explore-the-... (I volunteer with BN but won’t be there this week due to work, alas.)

Hi! If you live in the Seattle area, my cyanotype prints and I will be at the Mill Creek Handmade Market tomorrow (June 30th)! Come find me in downtown Mill Creek, WA outside Lilac & Lemon. I’ll have some of the mini gold-framed cyanotypes! millcreekchamber.com/event/june30...

I’m really glad you posted about this. I know a college kid in Seattle who loves nature and making stuff and would love your work! I just sent a text to her mom (my best friend.)

Oh, I would love to say hi to them and chat about art :D! If they’re interested in cyanotype, I super recommend trying it! It’s not expensive to get started (the chemistry itself is like $15 and super safe), and an incredibly versatile way to explore making art from nature!

Unrelatedly, if they like tidepooling, they might enjoy going to a city beach when the beach naturalists are there! They’ll be at most city beaches for the upcoming low tides July 4-7: www.seattleaquarium.org/explore-the-... (I volunteer with BN but won’t be there this week due to work, alas.)

Beach Naturalist | Seattle Aquariumwww.seattleaquarium.org Learn more about the Seattle Aquarium's Beach Naturalist Program, which runs on low-tide days throughout the summer and on select winter evenings.

They do tide pooling regularly! In fact, they took us tide pooling the one time we visited them in Seattle. (They used to live on the East Coast which is how I met them.)

They sound extremely cool and if they do say hi some time, I’d love to hear any recommendations/wisdom they care to share about tidepooling in WA!

Ok, I'm passing on the suggestion! It would be neat if you could meet sometime because I think you'd have lots in common.

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