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Melissa Klein is lives in Sequim, WA. She has shown in Philadelphia, Kauai and the Olympic Peninsula. Her artwork is featured in books, magazines, and murals. Clients include the EPA, the North Olympic Library System, Kauai Children's Discovery Museum, Fairchild Tropical Garden, University of Pennsylvania & North American Publishing. She works in a variety of mediums; including a unique style of crackle-milk paint layered with mixed media that she created. She earned a BFA from the University of Pennsylvania (1990) and a Masters of Initial Teaching from Gonzaga University (2003). She currently teaches Commercial Art at the North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center in Port Angeles. melissaklein.com

Now that the boring part of my bio is over - I have 2 great big fat Percheron draft horses that are rescue horses from the drug industry that make for exciting trail rides over the rough terrain of the Olympic Peninsula. I’m a chicken-shit rider, but enjoy the thrill and beauty of being out in nature. I’m also a big fan of Game of Thrones which makes trying to make a living as an artist look easy because for the most part no one is trying to chop off your head. I’m also working on a series of illustrations to advocate for the removal of three Snake River dams and recommend that you see the film Damnation: http://damnationfilm.com/