Various locations around Whidbey Island —
There is something special about meeting artists in their studios. It’s their home, their lair, there refuge and creative space. And, these artists are happy to share. More than 60 artists and more than 40 locations will give you a chance to explore a wide range of artistic experiences. Visitors can meet and connect with artists in their studios, each demonstrating a different medium including sculpture, watercolor, print, fine woodworking, hand-blown glass, hand-thrown pottery, acrylic, oil, fiber, jewelry, photography, encaustic and mixed media. Artists will have works available for sale so that you can take home your own special piece of art.
This free self driving tour also allows you to explore the amazing scenery of Whidbey Island.
The Pacific Northwest Art School (15 NW Birch Street, Coupeville) will be providing refreshments and acting as a rest stop during the tour. The PNW Art School and the Whidbey Island Arts Council are sponsoring a raffle of artworks by tour artists. When you buy a new piece of art on the tour, bring your receipts to the Art School and be entered to win.
Download the guide or visit the website and start planning your personal artistic journey. www.whidbeyworkingartists.com