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Sketchbook blog for illustrator Christine Marie Larsen.

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1. Natasha Marin for Seattle Review of Books

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 7/14/2016
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An illustrated portrait of Seattle poet and artist Natasha Marin.

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2. Ursula K. LeGuin for Seattle Review of Books

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 7/14/2016
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An illustrated portrait of the author for Seattle Review of Books.

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3. Octavia Butler for Seattle Review of Books

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 6/30/2016
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An illustrated portrait of Octavia Butler for this week's Portrait Gallery.

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4. Koon Woon for Seattle Review of Books

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 6/23/2016
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This week's portrait is Seattle poet Koon Woon

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5. Terry McMillan for Seattle Review of Books

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 6/16/2016
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Author Terry McMillan will be reading at the Seattle Public Library on Monday.

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6. Pencil Jar

By: Christine Marie Larsen, on 6/9/2016
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Come see this painting at the "Writers" show at Essentia in Belltown.

Opening Friday 6/10/16 6-9pm.

Join us for art, snacks, and readings by Sarah Galvin, Lesley Hazleton, and Maged Zaher

Push/Pull & Seattle Review of Books present

Writers:
A selection of portraits painted for the Seattle Review of Books of local and national authors, plus paintings of the objects of a writer's life.

Christine Marie Larsen is a Seattle illustrator. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, The Stranger, and more. Her illustrations explore the serious and sill aspects of this life on earth.

Artist Reception will include readings from Lesley Hazleton, Maged Zaher, and Sarah Galvin.

Come join us for an evening of local authors and art. We also have a Little Free Library to browse and borrow from. Refreshements will be provided.

This show is made possible through The Betterhood at Essentia World's Only Natural Memory Foam.

Essentia Mattress Store - Seattle
2008 1st Ave, Seattle, Washington 98121

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7. Jay Newton-Small for Seattle Review of Books