Tile Organizations
  Artisan Tile Northwest
Diverse group of local handmade tile artists. We are currently about 25 strong, and host an annual handmade tile festival in the fall.
  Tile Heritage Foundation
Founded in 1987, the foundation is dedicated to promoting an awareness and appreciation of ceramic surfaces in the United States.
Artist groups and galleries
  Collective Visions Gallery
A stellar group of West Sound professional artists show in downtown Bremerton. I have been showing tiles as well as woodblock prints and paintings here for 5 years. Check out our First Friday art walk-5 to 8pm- and a concert series on the third friday of every month from September through June. The gallery is a short walk from the Bremerton ferry dock.
Some of my favorite Artists
  Susan Sweetwater
Richly textured conceptual and abstract encaustic painting
  Mitch Albala
Graphic designer, amazing landscape painter and fine art instuctor 
  Karen Johnson
Beautiful photomontages from a talented graphic designer
  Leslie Newman
Delighful illustration
  Jennifer Carrasco
Spectacular interior murals and decorative paintings
  Obadinah Heavner
Whimsical and original illustrator working in clay, pencil, and paint
  Iskra Johnson
Calligraphy and gesture based icons and illustration at its best
  Sandy Haight
Beautiful illustration and fine art watercolors
  Jere Smith
A painter with a wicked sense of humor and flawless painting style
Woodblock Prints by Paula Gill
  Day Moon Press Poster

Original linoleum poster design for the 25th anniversary of a Seattle letterpress print shop, printed on a Vandercook press; limited edition

River Series
Several of my woodblock prints inspired by Cascade and Olympic Mountain river water are shown on the Collective Visions web site. Also shown at this site are some river tile murals from the same series. Email me directly at tiles@restep.com if interested in purchasing.

Clay Supplies
  Clay Art Center
Ceramic supplies, great customer service and invaluable technical advice for all things related to clay