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A Sea of Watercolors

The Diary of a Watercolor Painter and Poet.

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“…the part of me that knows how to make art is once again vital.” - Anne Truitt

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Windowpane Paintings: A Collaboration.

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More Harvested Seaweed Discovered In A Zipped Pouch On My Backpack. I'm Thrilled!

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Accepted for Publication: Rockfish and Delphiniums

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Pressed Seaweed and Windowpane Paintings.

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Susan Slocum Dyer: I am what is called a “transplant Alaskan." My home city is Boston. I am a lower elementary, public school teacher who has taught in high-needs villages across Alaska, including 350 miles above the Arctic Circle. I currently teach in the interior. I am also an AMI Montessori educator. When not in the classroom, I am painting or writing. My artwork has been published in literary journals from the West Coast to the East. I am also an internationally published poet. The great-great granddaughter of Joshua Slocum, the first person to solo circumnavigate the globe and author of the international classic, “Sailing Alone Around the World, “ I carry both my pen and paintbrush across the Alaska-Coastal Arctic tundra and throughout its boreal forest. Additionally, I am the current Prose Editor for Alaska Women Speak Journal. Lastly, but very significant, while I am (mostly) a solo adventurer, I joyously share a home with a beloved other. It’s all about balance.

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