Help us select an artist to feature in next year's calendar!

In our call for artwork, we asked every artist who participated to submit art that exemplified the firm's values:
- encouraging diversity,
- community-building and,
- collaboration.
We also asked the artists to select an image that would echo the firm’s mission statement: “A sustaining resource to the not-for-profit community.”

Now we ask you to help us choose from these beautiful submissions!
*Note: The deadline for submitting your vote is Saturday, September 21st.

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Piece A by Tanya Langford

Piece A by Tanya Langford

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Piece B by N.naoj

Piece B by N.naoj

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Piece C by Tim Suchsland

Piece C by Tim Suchsland

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* Which of the pieces of artwork above would you most like to see on Jacobson Jarvis' 2020 Calendar?

Thank you for your help choosing from these lovely pieces of artwork.
If you would like to know more about these artists, please see below.

Keep an eye out for your copy of the JJCo calendar later this year!

Tanya Langford - Ever since my father gave me a camera at a young age, photography has opened up a whole new world for me. I took pictures of everyone and everything. I took classes and learned how to develop and print my images. I have continued to take pictures throughout my adult years and eventually started showing my work at exhibits. When not behind the camera, I work as a civilian supervisor for Seattle Police Department.

N.naoj – Living here in Washington State, we are surrounded by incredible views every day. My paintings are my interpretations of the things I see daily, living in the beautiful western part of this state. Through my paintings I give my take on views that many may have missed as they go about their days, and explore the wonders of the landscapes and seascapes right here in our back yard.

Tim Suchsland (timsuchlandart.com) - I live and work in Seattle, WA. Much of my art focuses on the impact of travel and the importance place and history play in our ideas, views and memories. I’ve traveled extensively around the US, Europe and Central Asia. I spent two years in Kazakhstan working in the US Peace Corps—an experience often reflected in my art. Also from growing up, the comic Calvin and Hobbes has had a huge influence on my style. I sometimes use humor and irony of the mundane, and sometimes not so mundane, to reflect on social commentary in my art. My work tends to have an illustrative quality, and I work primarily in water color and sumi ink.

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