For over a decade, I’ve written a monthly page for 48 North sailing magazine in Seattle and Port Townsend, WA.
Most current published story was the top one. I made 113 of these sketchbook stories between this first one in 2012. (Menu for all of them is below).
And this ‘almost’ last one in late 2022.
- Seattle Times and 48North’s Series of Nature Stories
- Salish Sea Stories 48 North magazine
- 2022 – 04 Hermit Crab
- 2022 – 03 Pickleweed
- 2022 – 02 Toredo Worm
- 2022 – 01 Common Goldeneye
- 2021-12 Needle Nose a Great Blue Heron
- 2021-11 How Birds Keep Warm in Winter
- 2021 – 10 American Golden Plover
- 2021 – 9 Painted Anemone
- 2021-8 Feather Boa
- 2021-7 Stellers Sealion
- 2021-6 Solitary Sandpiper
- 2021-5 Arrow Goby
- 2021-4 Little Brown Barnacle
- 2021-3 Sea Gooseberry
- 2021-2 Green Anemone
- 2021-1 Pied-billed Grebe
- 2020-12 Humpback Whales
- 2020-11 Striped Sun Star
- 2020-10 Stubby Rose Anemone
- 2020 – 9 Northern Fulmar
- 2020 – 8 Canary Rockfish
- 2020 – 7 Tracks in the Sand
- 2020 – 6 Tube-dwelling Anemone
- 2020 – 5 Sooty Shearwater
- 2020 – 4 Yellow-billed Loon
- 2020 – 3 Eared Grebe
- 2020 – 2 Brants Cormorant
- 2020 – 1 Starry Flounder
- 2019 – 12 Bald Eagle
- 2019 – 11 White-winged Scoter
- 2019 – 10 Red Irish Lord Sculpin
- 2019 – 9 Herrmanns Gull
- 2019 – 8 Sailors By The Wind
- 2019 – 7 Blood Star
- 2019 – 6 Midshipman
- 2019 – 5 Eel Grass
- 2019 – 4 Pacific Loon
- 2019 – 3 Surf Scoter
- 2019 – 2 Pinto Abalone
- 2019 – 1 Sanderlings
- 2018 – 12 Killdeer
- 2018 – 11 European Green Crab
- 2018 – 10 Red-necked Grebe
- 2018 – 9 Tidepool Sculpin
- 2018-8 Plumose Anemones
- 2018 – 7 Water Ballet – Forage Fish
- 2018 – 6 Electric Ray
- 2018 – 5 Sunflower Star
- 2018 – 4 Rhinoceros Auklet
- 2018 – 3 A Very Good Place to Live
- 2018 – 2 Dead Man’s Fingers
- 2018 – 1 Western Grebes
- 2018 – 12 Black Brant
- 2017-11 Red-throated Loons
- 2017 – 10 American Widgeons
- 2017 – 9 Black Turnstones
- 2017 – 8 Belted Kingfisher
- 2017 – 7 Kelp Crab
- 2017 – 6 Pelagic Cormorant
- 2017 – 5 Canada Goose
- 2017 – 4 Marbled Murrelet
- 2017 – 3 Common Merganser
- 2017 – 2 Purple Shore Crab
- 2017 – 1 Flying or Sailing – It’s all the same!
- 2016 – 12 Harbor Porpoise
- 2016 – 11 Vermilion Star
- 2016 – 10 Bonapartes Gull
- 2016 – 9 687 Sea Otters
- 2016 – 8 Bull Kelp
- 2016 – 7 Bay Pipefish
- 2016 – 6 Lions Mane Jelly
- 2016 – 5 Double-crested Cormorant
- 2016 – 4 Orange Cup Coral
- 2016 – 3 Pile Perch
- 2016 – 2 Harlequin Duck
- 2016-1 Squat Lobster
- 2015 – 12 Common Loon
- 2015 – 11 Dabbling Gulls
- 2015 – 10 Fin Whales
- 2015 – 9 Rhinoceros Auklet
- 2015 – 8 Caspian Tern
- 2015 – 7 Northwestern Crow
- 2015 – 6 Pigeon Guillemot
- 2015 – 5 Gray Whales
- 2015 – 4 Sea Pen
- 2015 – 3 Hooded Merganser
- 2015 – 2 Fish-eating Anemone
- 2015 – 1 Oystercatcher
- 2014 – 12 Great Blue Heron
- 2014 – 11 Sand Dollar
- 2014 – 10 Common Murre
- 2014 – 9 Puget Sound Rockfish
- 2014 – 8 Belted Kingfisher
- 2014 – 7 Starfish Wasting – Top Dog in Trouble
- 2014 – 6 Harbor Seal Pups
- 2014 – 5 Spotted Ratfish – Space Aliens
- 2014 – 4 Red-breasted Merganser
- 2014 – 3 Sea Hawks
- 2014 – 2 Bufflehead
- 2014 – 1 Dungeness Crab – Beady Eyes
- 2013 – 12 American Coots
- 2013 – 11 Orca Whale
- 2013 – 10 Black Turnstone
- 2013 – 9 Hermit Crab
- 2013 – 8 Chum Salmon
- 2013 – 7 Osprey
- 2013 – 6 Piling Community
- 2013 – 5 Sea Lion
- 2013 – 4 The Secret Garden
- 2013 – 3 It’s a GULL, Not a Seagull
- 2013 – 2 Feather Duster Worm
- 2013 – 1 The Amazing Giant Octopus
- 2012 – 12 Harlequin Ducks Return
- 2012 – 11 Moon Snail
- 2012 – 10 People-sized Porpoises
- 2012 – 9 A Loon’s Story
- 2012 – 8 Plumose Anemone – Flowers of the Sea
- 2012 – 7 River Otters – Lucky Fisherman
- Park Guides and Other Park Publications
- Videos About My Process