Glynn Rosenberg Design Co.

Tonight is Seattle Capitol Hill Art Walk, from 6-10pm at Pound Studios! If you can't make it, you can still support by purchasing one of these small paintings or sharing the store. :)

Thank you all for your support this year, it means the world as a small, independent artist! Happy Holidays!

Store — Glynn Rosenberg Design Co Store Categories: Store Flowers and Fruit Series | Prints | Original Paintings | Flowers and Fruit: Avocado Flowers and Fruit: Strawberries Flowers and Fruit: Pomegranate Flowers and Fruit: Oranges Flowers and Fruit: Lemons Leaning Poppy Sold out "Warm Poppies" Sold out "Ruby Poppy" Sold out "Deep P...

Playing with scale on low tide creatures. The nudibranch got me going down a rabbit hole, because what do you mean it’s a mollusk that evolved without a shell? And then I learned that all slugs evolved from snails, dropping the shell for evolutionary benefits. When I make art about these things, I am more of an observer than anything else- I don’t have a background in marine biology so I’m learning about them as I go. All of these animals were seen around seattle beaches. If you haven’t seen a nudibranch, I recommend going under the Fauntleroy ferry terminal at low tide. The beach between Lincoln park and the ferry is private- people walk across it, but you can also access the public ferry terminal beach from the street. It’s called Cove Park. I think it’s one of the coolest spots to tide pool in the city. The sea pen was also found there.