As a psychotherapist, I often utilized the expressive power of art to help facilitate healing for my clients- it allowed them to access unconscious parts of themselves they’d never get to know otherwise. Now disabled, I use it for my own healing. My work is driven by a meditative, somatically-inspired process. Paint, canvas, the camera lens, among others, are a catalyst for this. My work is also an invitation to anyone who is curious about how we embody this life – how we relate to others, the world around us, our many inner selves. How a color might define a mood. How a shape might evoke a particular memory. How an image can provide a platform for an inner journey of thought(s),feeling(s), and/or sensation(s). I generally like to leave my work untitled to allow others to see, feel, and experience it using their own inner guidance – just as my own inner guidance was used to create this work. My art is my conversation with this, my embodied life. It is a conversation I invite the viewer to become a part of, to participate in, to expand the dialogue of interconnectedness we share with all things.

We were fortunate enough to work with Gail on a design project where she created a beautiful stained glass window for a bathroom on the Burton Loop! Take a look at our Garden Loop project to see her work in our bathroom design.

We are thrilled to have her join us in our office for a display of her work in August. Please join us for beverages, treats, music, of course art, and wonderful conversation!

We are very excited to celebrate 10 years of Waldron Designs being in business and want to thank everyone who helped us succeed thus far!

Join us for an exhibit and the sale of this wonderful gallery of boat photography by Wynne Earle. Wynne is an interior, lifestyle and fine art photographer based in Seattle, WA.  Trained in Interior Design, Fine Art, and Art History, she brings a highly developed aesthetic and creative approach to photography.

Wynne is known for her creative eye and attention to detail.  She specializes in capturing the beauty of materials in the built environment as well as the atmosphere of a space.  As a storyteller, she strongly believes in collaboration and in creating a comprehensive collection of imagery that portrays her client's design intent. 

June in the Waldron Designs Studio will be a great architectural and artistic conversation as we host retired architect, Jeff Good, to join us with his watercolor paintings. Jeff and Sean Waldron row together at the Vashon Island Rowing Club and we saw a perfect opportunity to collaborate with a skilled artist and a friend.

Mark your calendars, and we will look forward to seeing fantastic guests on June 2nd!!

Join Renee Marceau for a viewing and sale of her art in the Waldron Designs’ studio for The Vashon Villages First Friday art walk! Mode Music will have live music next door, Vashon Community Pub & Smokehouse will be serving their fabulous meals, and of course, The Wine Shop will be open for wine purchases!

We met Catie while working on the Chautauqua Beach Residence. The owner mentioned that their daughter was a photographer and would like to try the interiors photos. Interior photography is a HIGHLY specialized skillset, so we were hesitant, but were blown away with how well she did. Today, Catie is no longer doing interior photography, but specializes in portraiture and landscapes.

Join us April 7th and for the month of April in our studio to see Catie’s spectacular skills and meet a wonderful person!

Brian Fisher’s work has been exhibited in solo and group shows throughout the Pacific Northwest. He is a member of Seattle Print Arts and of the print studio Quartermaster Press.

He is currently a partner of the architectural illustration firm Presentation Arts. In addition to his work as an illustrator, painter and printmaker, Fisher also teaches Monotype print workshops in his studio.