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Art from Segullah Staff

By Lara Niedermeyer

Many of our Segullah sisters are multi-artistically-talented. Whether they embrace more than one literary genre, produce stunning visual art in both 2D and 3D mediums, or are creators in both the written and fine art worlds—this artistry is an asset and a joy to our organization. In this special staff edition of the journal, we share intriguing photographs from Marie Leslie (our Marketing & Communications Director), stunning images of the hand-made drums of Melonie Cannon (our Poetry Editor), and photographic evidence that Linda Hoffman Kimball (our Art Editor) does more than write about art for us—she is an absolute artist in her own right. Enjoy!

“By Any Other Name” by Marie Leslie
“Forgotten Gateway” by Marie Leslie
“Gracious Curves” by Marie Leslie
“She Decided to Free Herself” (front) – by Melonie Cannon
“She Decided to Free Herself” (reverse) by Melonie Cannon
“Stones Under Stars” by Melonie Cannon
“Eerie Aspen Trees” by Linda Hoffman Kimball
“Chiaroscuro Blossoms” by Linda Hoffman Kimball

About Lara Niedermeyer

Lara Niedermeyer writes to savor and connect. Growing up in Port Townsend, Washington, she was surrounded by art in all its forms and the wild coast of the Pacific. This foundational experience and landscape continue to shape her creative choices. Raised on the poems of Carol Lynn Pearson (whose books she snuck off her mother’s shelf and hid in her suitcase when leaving home), she revels in poetry which is both mystical and plain-spoken. Joining Segullah in 2009, she previously served as Poetry Editor and on the Poetry Board. Her poems have been published in the anthology “Seasons of Change,” Segullah, and read aloud for the “Words Fall In” podcast. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her family, where she rents vintage dishes for events, and regularly teaches writing workshops.

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