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Heart of Art: FTT Featured Artists & Vendors

Ed Boudreau - First Friday June 2021

May 14, 2021

Ed Boudreau of Boudreau Photography
(Instagram: @ed_boudreau_photography)

Town: Eagle River, AK


Ed is a landscape and nature photographer currently living in Eagle River Alaska. After serving 28 years in the Air Force his focused turned to exploring this great state where he soon rekindled his love for photography and has been having a blast running amuck throughout Alaska, capturing her beauty and somehow staying one step ahead of the bears.

He has been featured in Alaska Magazine, Last Frontier and International magazines, as well as in a variety of yearly calendars and a number of online, local and State photo contests to include; Alaska State Fair, Fur Rondy, Eagle River Bear Paw Festival, Alaska Wild, Alaska Magazine 2018 photo of the year and the prestigious Rarified Light.


 When did you first start in photography?:
2010

What inspires you to create?:
My inspiration comes from trying to capture the balance between light and the subject matter. For me the subject is the raw beauty of nature and more specifically, Alaska scenery.

What’s your favorite thing to see/do in Alaska?:
Depends on the time of year.  But the Alaska Autumn and Northern Lights pull me to get outside more than not.

What is your advice for aspiring artists?
One of the basic rules I tell people is to always look behind them.  I have found "The Shot", more times than not, is the one waiting for you t
o capture 180 degrees away...


Come & Meet Ed the FIRST Friday of June (4th)
at FTT for our First Friday Art Walk - 6-8pm!

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Amanda Rose Warren - First Friday May 2021

May 05, 2021

Amanda Rose Warren / Anchorage, Alaska 
(@amandarosewarren_artist)

I'm 33 year old mother of 2 boys. Moved here to Alaska like a lot of transplants, at two years old my father was in the army and was stationed from Kansas to AK. 
I’m an Acrylic artist and illustrator of colorful animals and landscapes. (Just published my first book!!) My goal as a creator is to make the viewer smile, spark happiness and give the art a soul full of joy. 

I began painting about 7 years ago after dabbling in custom cakes for friends and family. Self taught but did take a few pottery classes in high school, now I wish I had branched out to more art classes! 

Shortly after putting paint brush to canvas my mother became ill with stage 4 cancer. I wanted to use my painting for not only a creative outlet but to also help with her medical expenses. We started by auctioning pieces on social media which eventually led to getting custom work, pet portraits and a small start of a blooming art career. 

A few years Later, I lost mother and fathers within a month of each other in 2017. It was rough. I used the time to immerse myself into creating and focusing on making the art a full time business. Since then I’ve created many works, and learned to produce all our own paper and canvas prints in studio. I was able to have my husband quit his many jobs to work with me full time. Exciting and scary as that was, we are at 2 years now and looking at expanding more! 

All of this has not been an overnight success, many writ turns, dumb choices, smart ones too! And time. so my first advice would be to be patient (which I honestly hated hearing this when I first began) learn to grow that muscle of patience! 

Another tip is to be a sponge!! Business and creative inspiration is everywhere these days. Take the time to stop and think and evaluate other business that inspire you. How are they winning, how have they won your attention? Words visuals, learn get inspired and put it into your business somehow. Always be learning, You can Google pretty much anything! Don’t let the unknowing stop you from moving forward. 

I love Alaska and everyday I’m blown away by the new talent I see!! New businesses, new creatives it’s awesome! We are an amazing state with views and opportunity for days! 

My favorite time to get inspired is trips to Alaska wildlife center, zoo (really seeing any animals gets me giddy as a little kid) I also tend to get A lot of creative ideas on long road trips with no WiFi, helps disconnect and let your brain settle work through some things that are tangled up in there. Oh except I can’t forget some good podcasts and tunes on the road. I can’t live without a variety of music! 


Come & Meet Amanda THIS Friday (May 7th)
at FTT for our First Friday Art Walk - 6-8pm!

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Todd Salat & Marisa Phasomsap

April 01, 2021

Welcome to our Heart of Art Blog!
Forests, Tides & Treasures takes great pride in each artist & maker featured in our Seward shop. They are the pulse of what we do, inspiring our hearts to explore & create within our great Alaskan community and beyond!
Meet these creative minds - 
Todd Salat (Aurora Hunter) & Marisa Phasomsap:

Todd Salat - Aurora Hunter (photography)

(Website: www.aurorahunter.com)

Todd Salat / Residing in Anchorage, AK
I started off working in Alaska as a geologist, then quit my corporate job to be an artist. That was over 25 years ago and I’ve never looked back.  
(You can find the longer version of Todd's Bio on his website!)
When did you first start in photography?
When I was 9 years old and had the good fortune of being gifted with an instamatic camera. Been shooting ever since.
What inspires you to create?
Nature, especially Alaskan nature!  I see so many cool scenes that I want to preserve with a camera. Then I can relieve the moment any time I want, forever.
What’s your favorite thing to see/do in Alaska?
The aurora is my favorite thing to see, and photographing the “lights” is my favorite thing to do.  Exploring anywhere in Alaska or the world with my wife, best buddy & partner, Shay, is equally as fun!
What advice do you have for aspiring artists?
Do what you love and the money will follow.  If you’re just doing it for a hobby, then be free. But if you’re hoping to do it for a living then it pays to keep track of what version of your art form sells the best. If you want to generate profitable income then it’s time to put on the savvy business hat.  I do my own accounting & taxes so I have records of where every penny has come & gone for the past 25 years I’ve been in business.  No doubt there’s a learning curve involved and I feel very fortunate that I love math & numbers, which has been key. It’s a boom & bust lifestyle so budgeting is critical.  But enough about business, getting back to doing what you love is the unique gift you can impart onto the world!  Show off your talent!   I think the combination of passion & talent coupled with business sense is the magic equation for success & sustainability.   In other words, ya gotta work hard, but hopefully it doesn’t feel like “work” most of the time. 
 

Marisa Phasomsap

(Instagram: @marisa.p.art)
Marisa is also our in-house artist!



My name is Marisa Phasomsap, I live in Seward, Alaska, and I am 17 years old. I am born and raised in Alaska, and I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. I have been creating art for as long as I can remember. My parents still have art pieces I made when I was five hanging on the wall, and each time I look at it, it reminds me of how much I’ve grown. My art has always reflected my home and the beauty around me. My favorite subjects to paint are the animals of Alaska and the amazing landscapes. I grew up playing in the mud, snag fishing, hiking, and camping under stars, so when I make my art, I try to capture those nostalgic feelings with each brushstroke I make. 

Each time I start a new piece, I ALWAYS make myself a cup of tea. That is the only type of planning I do; everything after that is just following my gut and having fun. Something to remember is that there will always be haters and people who want to tear you down. The important thing is as long as you’re happy with your work and you feel satisfied, no one else’s opinions matter.

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Ed Boudreau & Max Romey

March 01, 2021

This edition of the Heart of Art Blog brings you an inside look at Ed Boudreau and Max Romey, two adventurous Alaskan souls who live for its natural beauty!

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Headband Happy AK & Vintage Poppy

January 30, 2021 1 Comment

Welcome to our Heart of Art Blog!

Forests, Tides & Treasures takes great pride in each artist & maker featured in our Seward shop. They are the pulse of what we do, inspiring our hearts to explore & create our great Alaskan community and beyond!

Meet the strong, creative women behind Headband Happy & Vintage Poppy:


Annie Anderson of Headband Happy AK


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Eagle River, AK

When did you start creating?:
I started creating headbands in 2014 but I have always been creating things 😉

What inspires you to create?:
Loving to spend time in the outdoors inspires me to make functional and fun headbands.

What’s your favorite Alaskan activity?:
My favorite thing to do in Alaska is climbing new peaks!

What is your advice for aspiring artists?
Don't be afraid to take a chance with your art and never worry about what everyone or anyone else is doing!

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Faith Bates of Vintage Poppy

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I was Born in Anchorage raised in eagle river.
I grew up in Alaska spending the summers fishing,
A staple in our home was salmon and moose. Still is :)

Married to my husband Joe for 18 years, we have 3 sons. During the long summer days you will find us outside 4-wheeling or hunting and berry picking.

What inspires you to create?:
13 years ago, I had a toddler and a bun in the oven, as a creative outlet and a way to support my family and stay home with my boys I started making jewelry and painting furniture.

What’s your favorite Alaskan activity?:
Creativity was all around growing up, my Great grandmother owned an antique store and my dad a wood worker. I remember my dad always working on some new creation.

What is your advice for aspiring artists?
Over the years I've met some of my closest friends on this journey of Vintage Poppy, my advice has always been “comparison is the thief of joy” you do and make what speaks to YOU. And other will be drawn to that. Because it is inspiring to you! Never give up! Little steps turn into big steps. :)

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