"Long Legs"
14" x 14"
acrylic on panel

"Spring Into Action"
14" x 18"
acrylic on canvas

"Acrobats"
12" x 10"
acrylic on canvas

"Good Dog"
36" x 36"
acrylic on canvas

"Cat's Play"
12" x 22"
acrylic on panel

"Dottie"
14" x 26"
acrylic on canvas

"Fish Soup"
22" x 18"
 acrylic on canvas

"Walk the Talk"
32" x 42"
mixed media on canvas

"Daisy Grazing"
11" x 14"
acrylic on panel

"Cat's Paradise"
12" x 12"
acrylic on board

"Cotton Candy"
14" x 11"
acrylic on panel

"The Messenger"
18" x 36"
mixed media on canvas

"Themes of a Lifetime"
20" x 38"
 mixed media on canvas

"First Draft"
50" x 26"
 mixed media on canvas

"Sheer Madness"
26" x 32"
 acrylic on canvas

"No Strings Attached"
26" x 32"
acrylic on canvas

"Making Biscuits"
26" x 32"
mixed media on canvas

"Garden Tea"
25" x 25"
 acrylic on canvas

"Flower Show"
5" x 7"
mixed media on canvas

"This is Happiness"
42" x 32"
mixed media on canvas

"Reconnected"
26" x 38"
 acrylic on canvas

"Osmosis"
32" x 26"
 mixed media on canvas

"Routines"
18" x 15"
  plein air oil on board

"Adobe Abode"
16" x 14"
  plein air oil on board

"Tradewinds"
15" x 18"
  plein air oil on board

"Corner View"
16" x 14"
  plein air oil on board

"Riverside"
14" x 16"
  plein air oil on board

"En Vogue"
18" x 15"
  plein air oil on board

"Oak Shades"
16" x 20"
  plein air oil on board

Anne Schreivogl-  - Recently named "Best of the West" (for the Northwest) by Southwest Art Magazine, Seattle-born Schreivogl received her education at Western Washington University and more recently studied under Skagit Valley artist Alfred Currier, as well as at the Academy of Realist Art in Seattle under artist Barbara Fugate.

She was the poster artist for the 2006 Anacortes Arts Festival and was featured on the 2005 and 2004 Anacortes Jazz Festival poster.  Her works have been included in both public and museum shows including this fall with the Whatcom Museum in Bellingham.

She always carries a pen and sketchpad whether she's studied in France, taught English in Japan, or during her travels by bicycle across the U.S.  She finds equally as much to draw and paint in Anacortes, where she resides.

"Creating art is a way of interacting with and better understanding my surroundings.  It allows me to see details that would otherwise go unnoticed.  With my eyes I am feeling moods, trying to capture internal feelings or energy as expressed through actions."  Her prices range from $375 to $7000.